Linderiella baetica is a small shrimp-like animal that swims on its back. The temporary pools in which it lives are usually appreciated by the population, who generally do not consider losing them. As a consequence, many species in these environments, and among them Linderiella baetica, are today threatened species.
To promote the conservation of species in temporary aquatic environments, some great unknown, a team with CSIC participation, specifically from the Doñana Biological Station...

Dispersal of plants and invertebrates by migratory waterbirds in California. Which taxa? Where are they taken?

Trophic partitioning between sympatric cryptic bat species? A stable isotopes approach

la hormiga argentina, una nueva amenaza para los anfibios

I.- Cascading effects of amphibian developmental plasticity on aquatic communities. II.- A transcriptomic approach to the evolution of viviparity in Salamandra.