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Drivers of shell growth of the bivalve, Callista chione (L. 1758) - Combined it environmental and biological factors

2018

WOS:000426027100014; Seasonal shell growth patterns were analyzed using the stable oxygen and carbon isotope values of live-collected specimens of the bivalve Callista chione from two sites in the Adriatic Sea (Pag and Cetina, Croatia). Micromilling was performed on the shell surface of three shells per site and shell oxygen isotopes of the powder samples were measured. The timing and rate of seasonal shell growth was determined by aligning the delta O-18(shell)-derived temperatures so that the best fit was achieved with the instrumental temperature curve. According to the data, shells grew only at very low rates or not at all during the winter months, i.e., between January and March. Shell…

0106 biological sciences010504 meteorology & atmospheric sciencesmussel mytilus-galloprovincialisCroatiaShell (structure)Oxygen IsotopesAquatic ScienceEnvironmentOceanography01 natural sciencesIsotopes of oxygenChionespisula-solidissimaBiological Factorswater temperatureSclerochronologySeasonal shell growth patternsSclerochronologycontinental-shelfBivalve molluskAnimals14. Life underwaterArctica islandicaparticulate organic-matter0105 earth and related environmental sciencesStable isotopesCarbon IsotopesBivalve mollusk ; Seasonal shell growth patterns ; Stable isotopes ; Sclerochronology ; Environment ; Biology ; Life history traitbiologyStable isotope ratiostable-isotope ratios010604 marine biology & hydrobiologyACLpopulation-dynamicsGeneral Medicineglycymeris-glycymerisLife history traitsbiology.organism_classificationPollutionBivalviaphacosoma-japonicumOceanographyIsotopes of carbonEnvironmental scienceSeawaterarctica-islandica[SDE.BE]Environmental Sciences/Biodiversity and Ecology
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Modello di distribuzione e di idoneità ambientale dell'occhione, Burhinus oedicnemus

2009

ENFA modelli matematici specie steppiche occhione sicilia
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Trace and minor element records in aragonitic bivalve shells as environmental proxies

2019

Abstract Investigation of the geochemical composition of bivalve shells can provide information on changes in the marine environment occurring during the lifespan of an organism. Three species, locally abundant in the Adriatic Sea, were chosen in this study, namely Glycymeris pilosa, Callista chione, and Venus verrucosa. Of these, G. pilosa has the longest lifespan, exceeding 50 years, and therefore presents a potential archive of decadal climate variability. The other two species, C. chione and V. verrucosa, are commercially important. Samples were collected alive by SCUBA diving in the North Adriatic Sea, near Barbariga, Istria. Major growth increments in these shells form on an annual ba…

Mediterranean climateSclerochronology ; Mediterranean ; Adriatic ; Element records ; Geochemistry ; Bivalve shells010504 meteorology & atmospheric sciencesbiologyPilosaGrowing seasonGeologyForcing (mathematics)Plankton010502 geochemistry & geophysicsbiology.organism_classification01 natural sciencesChioneScuba divingOceanography13. Climate actionGeochemistry and PetrologySeawater14. Life underwaterGeology0105 earth and related environmental sciences
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Un modello di distribuzione e idoneità ambientale di una specie steppica in pericolo: l’Occhione Burhinus oedicnemus

2009

Modelli Idoneità Ambientale Occhione Burhinus oedicnemusSettore BIO/05 - Zoologia
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