Andrea Piccinini

Andrea Piccinini
University of Western Australia | UWA · School of Animal Biology

Master of Science

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Fig. 2 Median-joining network of Formica pratensis and F. lugubris...
Fig. 3 Haplotypes distribution maps and network of Italian Formica...
Populations of F. pratensis analysed in this work
List of the scored haplotypes. Concerning the Italian populations, the...
Phylogeographic structure of Italian Formica pratensis (Retzius 1783) populations in the framework of the species Eurasian range
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  • Oct 2024
The phylogeography and demographical history of Italian Formica pratensis populations were examined and compared with the Eurasian-wide dataset available for this species and the other red wood ant species Formica lugubris . Forty-eight workers belonging to eight populations from both Alps and Apennines were analysed sequencing a 1.5-kilobase mitoc...
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Fig. 1: Anagraphis ochracea. a. habitus of adult female; b. habitus of...
Fig. 5: Anagraphis ochracea. The vast majority of the specimens were...
Fig. 6: Anagraphis ochracea. Adult female with egg sac and a small...
Fig.7: Anagraphis ochracea. The female specimens used in the experiment...
First records of Anagraphis ochracea (Araneae, Gnaphosidae) for continental Italy and Sicily with new observations on its myrmecophilous lifestyle
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  • Dec 2022
In the present study we describe and discuss for the first time the peculiar myrmecophilous habits of Anagraphis ochracea (L. Koch, 1867) and its strong association with the ant species Messor ibericus Santschi, 1931. The study is based on behavioural observations carried out both in the field and in captivity, and sheds light on the lifestyle of t...
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Figure 1. Habrocestum graecum, habitus (A-B). A: adult female; B: adult...
Figure 2. Habrocestum graecum, genitalia (A-C). A: female, epigynum;...
A new trans-Ionian spider species for the Italian fauna: Habrocestum graecum Dalmas, 1920 (Araneae, Salticidae)
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  • Jul 2022
The salticid spider Habrocestum graecum Dalmas, 1920, until now only known from Greece, is for the first time recorded in Italy. Observations on ecology and behavior are also reported and pictures of its habitus and genitalia are provided. Furthermore, the first DNA barcode sequence for H. graecumis produced and made publicly available. The species...
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