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The Libyan Collections in FI (Herbarium Centrale Italicum and Webb Herbarium) and Studies on the Libyan Flora by R. Pampanini – Part 2

2016

This work is the continuation of Part 1, published in 2015, and comprises the reconstruction of the original collections of new taxa described by R. Pampanini and other botanists and, where possible, typification of the new names and taxonomical updating. The material studied for the most part concerns Libyan specimens held in the FI and FI-W herbaria but in some case also K, LD, MPU, P, PAD, PAL, ULT. Other material, which Pampanini studied in Florence was subsequently conserved in other herbaria. Specimens belonging to 21 families have been examined, from the Najadaceae to Zygophyllaceae. As well as typification, bibliographical data have been provided for those already typified. In this …

Addenda & CorrigendaFlora of LibyaNomenclatureSettore BIO/02 - Botanica SistematicaMuseologyTypificationAddenda & Corrigenda; Flora of Libya; Museology; N. Africa; Nomenclature; Phytogeography; Taxonomy; Typification; Plant ScienceN. AfricaPlant SciencePhytogeographyTaxonomyFlora Mediterranea
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Marine pollution in the Libyan costal area: environmental and risk assessment

2018

A comprehensive assessment of the potential adverse effects on environment and human health generated by the inputs of chemicals from the most important Libyan petrochemical plant is presented. Ecotoxicological risk associated with the presence of As, Hg, Ni, Zn and PAHs in marine sediments is low or moderate, with a probability of toxicity for ecosystem < 9% and < 20% for heavy metals and PAHs respectively. However, sur- face sediments result strongly enriched in Hg and As of anthropogenic origin. Investigation of metals in fish allowed to assess potential risks for human populations via fish intake. Target hazard quotients values indicate potential risk associated to toxic metals exposure by…

Heavy metals Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons Bioaccumulation Health risk assessment Libya coast
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First occurrence of the needle-spined urchin Diadema setosum (Leske, 1778) (Echinodermata, Diadematidae) in the southern Mediterranean Sea

2022

The first occurrence of Diadema setosum in the southern Mediterranean waters is recorded from the shores of Libya and Egypt, through the input by citizens’ science. The expansion of this invasive sea urchin in the Mediterranean basin is briefly discussed.

Introduced organisms -- EgyptEchinodermata -- EgyptEcologyEchinodermata -- LibyaEcology Evolution Behavior and Systematicsnon-indigenous species Echinoderms Libya Egypt citizen scienceIntroduced organisms -- Libya
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New and little known species of genus Steropleurus Bolivar 1878, from Libya (Orthoptera: Tettigoniidae: Ephippigerinae).

2008

Settore AGR/11 - Entomologia Generale E ApplicataSystematic Libya Orthoptera
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Analysing Revolution-like Processes in North Africa: A Historical Perspective of the 1940s, 1950s, and early 1960s

2021

The recent Arab Spring (which started in 2010 and is still going on) has been considered the beginning of a transition process for some Arab countries and in particular North African countries. In the last years a bulimic production of books and articles have investigated the Arab Spring by mainly focusing on events from the 2011 onwards and/ or proposing a single narrow-minded perspective. A broader historical comparative approach is needed for investigating and underlining both similarities and differences among the different target countries and their revolutionary and/or revolutionary-like events/processes, by also contributing (and this is the aim of this article) to shed light on “und…

Settore L-OR/10 - Storia Dei Paesi IslamiciArab revolt Contemporary Arab History Tunisia Egypt Libya Morocco
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The Biography of the Emir 'Ali b. al-amir 'Abd al-Qadir al-Jaza'iri: from Damascus to Libya (1911).

2017

In the frame of the subject proposed for this 27th UEAI Congress, I have decided to deal with the presence of maghāriba in the city of Damascus during the late 19th and the early 20th century, which is what I have been focusing for some years.1 In particular, I would like to deal with the system of relationships, contacts and mutual interactions between Maghrib and Mashriq in the late Ottoman period,2 through the biography of the Algerian Emir ʿAlī b. al-amīr ʿAbd al-Qādir al-Jazāʾirī, who is considered zaʿīm min zuʿamāʾ al-islām wa raʾīs min ruʾasāʾihi for the resistance that he opposed to the Italian aggression against Libya in 1911 (al-ḥarb al-ṭarābulusiyya ṣafḥa min ḥayāt al-buṭūla wa-l…

Settore L-OR/10 - Storia Dei Paesi IslamiciDamascus maghariba Libya al-Jaza'iri.
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Louseborne relapsing fever in young migrants, sicily, Italy, july-september 2015

2016

To the Editor: During the early 20th century, at the end of World War I, and during World War II, louseborne relapsing fever (LBRF) caused by Borrelia recurrentis was a major public health problem, especially in eastern Europe and northern Africa (1,2). Currently, poor living conditions, famine, war, and refugee camps are major risk factors for epidemics of LBRF in resource-poor countries, such as those in the Horn of Africa (3,4). Increased migration from resource-poor countries and war/violence create new routes for spread of vectorborne diseases. Recently, several cases of LBRF have been reported among asylum seekers from Eritrea in the Netherlands, Switzerland, and Germany (5–8). All of…

Settore MED/07 - Microbiologia E Microbiologia ClinicaLetterrelapsing feverEpidemiologyExpeditedvector-borne infectionslcsh:MedicinemigrantsDengue fever0302 clinical medicinerefugee030212 general & internal medicinebacteriaSicilyLouse-Borne Relapsing Feverbody lousebiologyrefugeesLeptospirosisInfectious DiseasesItalyChillsmedicine.symptomRickettsia conoriizoonoserefugee campsMicrobiology (medical)medicine.medical_specialtyBorrelia recurrentis; Italy; Libya; Sicily; Somalia; bacteria; body louse; louseborne infections; louseborne relapsing fever; migrants; refugee camps; refugees; vector-borne infections; zoonoses; Microbiology (medical); Infectious Diseases; EpidemiologySomalia030231 tropical medicineInfectious DiseaseLibyalouseborne infectionslouseborne infectionlcsh:Infectious and parasitic diseases03 medical and health sciencesInternal medicinemedicinevector-borne infectionlcsh:RC109-216Letters to the EditorLouseborne Relapsing Fever in Young Migrants Sicily Italy July–September 2015louseborne relapsing feverBorrelia recurrentisBorrelia recurrentilouse-borne relapsing feverbusiness.industrylcsh:Rmedicine.diseasebiology.organism_classificationrefugee campzoonosesmigrantImmunologyBorrelia recurrentisbusinessMalaria
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L'anfiteatro di Sabratha: vecchie indagini e nuove ricerche

2012

L’Anfiteatro di Sabratha, ignorato dai viaggiatori del XVIII e XIX secolo, venne segnalato nel 1912 da Henri Méhier de Mathuisieulx ed indagato da Renato Bartoccini a partire dal 1924. Gli scavi e le ricerche portate avanti in quegli anni permisero di rimettere in luce gran parte del monumento, che rimase tuttavia non pubblicato. Recenti scavi e ricerche hanno adesso permesso di redigere un nuovo rilievo ed un nuovo studio del monumento. Il grande edificio, realizzato in conci di calcarenite locale, venne costruito sfruttando una cava di pietra alla periferia orientale della città antica probabilmente alla metà circa del II secolo d.C. e, contrariamente a quanto finora ritenuto, venne effet…

anfiteatro architettura romana arena Renato Bartoccini cavea cubito punico munera podium rilievo Sabratha Tripolitania velaamphitheatre architectonic drawings arena Renato Bartoccini cavea Libya munera podium punic cubit Roman architecture Sabratha Tripolitania vela
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Annotated Check-List of Orthoptera of Libya

2009

Abstract A list of Libyan Orthoptera is presented based on specimens preserved in Museums, incorporating all (previously published or unpublished) label information. Overall, 141 species are included, of which four are new records for the country. Given within “species inquirendae” are another six species, with the reasons for confirming their presence. Libya's orthopteran fauna is probably not rich, but our knowledge of it is far from exhaustive.

biologyOrthopteraEcologyInsect ScienceFaunaNorth africabiology.organism_classificationCheck ListEnsiferaArchaeologyNorth Africa Caelifera Ensifera Libya RecordsCaeliferaJournal of Orthoptera Research
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