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Photographic atlas of cephalopod beaks from the Mediterranean Sea
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Photographic atlas of cephalopod beaks from the Mediterranean Sea

Photographic atlas of cephalopod beaks from the Mediterranean Sea

The first photographic and descriptive guide on the morphology of the beaks from Mediterranean cephalopods. The Atlas illustrates 42 species of Mediterranean cephalopods, with images (210 photos) and taxonomic description of the upper and lower beaks. This illustrative guide has been designed as an important tool for supporting taxonomical and ecological studies on cephalopods from Mediterranean Sea. A consultation tool accessible to all enthusiast of these marine molluscs, including taxonomists and researchers as well as students approaching the study of Cephalopoda.

 

Biografia degli autori

Franco Andaloro

Franco Andaloro
Franco Andaloro is a marine ecologist. He works as Research Director at the Stazione Zoologica Anton Dohrn. His research topics are: biology and ecology of marine resources, sustainable fishing and fishery management, marine litter, biodiversity and hydrothermal habitats.

Pietro Battaglia

Pietro Battaglia
Pietro Battaglia is a marine biologist. He works at SZN as researcher. His studies are aimed to investigate various aspects of marine cephalopod and fish biology and ecology as well as fishery resources
and management. Special attention is also given to Mediterranean mesopelagic and bathypelagic species. Other research topics: age and growth, taxonomy, trophic ecology, marine litter, biodiversity in marine habitats, non-indigenous species.

Pierpaolo Consoli

Pierpaolo Consoli
Pierpaolo Consoli is a marine biologist and ecologist, working at SZN as researcher. His principal research topics are the ecology, biology and diversity of marine fish with a special attention to:
the relationship between fish assemblages and natural/artificial habitats by means of visual census techniques, protected species and habitats, feeding ecology of large pelagic fish, the effects
of protection measures on fish assemblage in MPAs, the impact of marine litter on marine habitats and species.

Francesco Longo

Francesco Longo
Francesco Longo is a marine biologist. He works as research fellow at SZN. His research activities focus on fishery management with particular attention to artisanal fisheries, sustainable
fishing, collection of biological, socio-economics, catch and effort data. He is also a skilled in the stakeholders’ involvement in the fisheries management decision-making process. Other research topics include age, growth and taxonomy of cephalopod and fish species.

Danilo Malara

Danilo Malara
Danilo Malara is a marine biologist and ecologist. He is currently employed as laboratory and field technician at SZN. His research is focused on Mediterranean pelagic fish and cephalopods, investigating different aspects of their biology and ecology as well as fishery resources and managements. Research topics are: age and growth, trophic ecology, marine litter, fishery management, cephalopods, sharks and fish biology and ecology, marine habitat biodiversity and megafauna migratory behaviour.

Cristina Pedà

Cristina Pedà
Cristina Pedà is a marine biologist. She works at SZN as research fellow. Her studies focus on trophic ecology of fish (top predators and demersal fish) and cetaceans. She has experience in cephalopod
taxonomy as well as in the identification of cephalopod beaks in stomach contents. She carries out studies on the impacts of marine litter on marine environment, trophic web and biodiversity. Other
research topics are the studies of artisanal fisheries and fishery management.

Teresa Romeo

Teresa Romeo
Teresa Romeo is a marine biologist. She works as senior researcher at the Stazione Zoologica Anton Dohrn. Her research interests are focused on marine cephalopod and fish biology and ecology, with
particular skills on biological, ecological and ecotoxicological aspects of large pelagic fish. She is also expert in sustainable fishing, fishery resources and management. Other research topics include marine litter, biodiversity and hydrothermal habitats.

Maria Giulia Stipa

Maria Giulia Stipa
Maria Giulia Stipa is a marine biologist. She is a PhD student at the University of Messina (Italy) and has a research grant at SZN. Her research interests focus on marine cephalopod and fish
biology and ecology. She gained experience in the trophic ecology of large pelagic fish (swordfish, bluefin tuna and Mediterranean spearfish) and in the taxonomic identification of cephalopod beaks found in stomachs.
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