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Electronic Supplementary Material Electronic Supplementary Material Variability in environmental conditions strongly impacts ostracod assemblages of lowland springs in a heavily anthropized area Giampaolo Rossetti, Valentina Pieri, Rossano Bolpagni, Daniele Nizzoli, Pierluigi Viaroli Water 2020, 12, 3276; doi:10.3390/w12113276 www.mdpi.com/journal/water Water 2020, 12, 3276 2 of 3 Table S1. Geographic characteristics of springs and sampling dates of the 2015-2016 survey. Code Latitude Longitude Sub-catchment Province Region Sampling date PC03 44.940830 9.833498 Chiavenna Piacenza Emilia-Romagna 03 November 2015 PC10 44.950720 9.828723 Chiavenna Piacenza Emilia-Romagna 03 November 2015 PC18 44.944927 9.937562 Arda-Ongina Piacenza Emilia-Romagna 03 November 2015 PC24 44.917500 9.972500 Arda-Ongina Piacenza Emilia-Romagna 03 November 2015 PC32 44.945987 9.982769 Arda-Ongina Piacenza Emilia-Romagna 03 November 2015 PC44 44.945016 9.845411 Chiavenna Piacenza Emilia-Romagna 03 November 2015 PC46 45.063890 9.461390 Staffora-Luria-Versa-Coppa Piacenza Emilia-Romagna 15 December 2015 PC47 45.063554 9.463621 Staffora-Luria-Versa-Coppa Piacenza Emilia-Romagna 15 December 2015 PC51 45.063841 9.470355 Staffora-Luria-Versa-Coppa Piacenza Emilia-Romagna 15 December 2015 PC75 44.905269 9.797179 Chiavenna Piacenza Emilia-Romagna 03 November 2015 PC76 44.906041 9.796176 Chiavenna Piacenza Emilia-Romagna 03 November 2015 PR01 44.888894 10.021994 Taro Parma Emilia-Romagna 03 November 2015 PR02 44.908659 10.067759 Taro Parma Emilia-Romagna 03 November 2015 PR03 44.906811 10.069954 Taro Parma Emilia-Romagna 03 November 2015 PR04 44.899276 10.055414 Taro Parma Emilia-Romagna 03 November 2015 PR06 44.887509 10.282548 Parma Parma Emilia-Romagna 30 October 2015 PR09 44.881150 10.277253 Parma Parma Emilia-Romagna 30 October 2015 PR10 44.886067 10.286732 Parma Parma Emilia-Romagna 27 October 2015 PR13 44.883604 10.283170 Parma Parma Emilia-Romagna 27 October 2015 PR14 44.883655 10.282664 Parma Parma Emilia-Romagna 27 October 2015 PR17 44.869425 10.308578 Parma Parma Emilia-Romagna 27 October 2015 PR20 44.863272 10.288401 Parma Parma Emilia-Romagna 27 October 2015 PR26 44.806917 10.364420 Enza Parma Emilia-Romagna 27 October 2015 PR27 44.792243 10.392721 Enza Parma Emilia-Romagna 27 October 2015 PR29 44.801984 10.384598 Enza Parma Emilia-Romagna 27 October 2015 PR31 44.797225 10.394637 Enza Parma Emilia-Romagna 27 October 2015 PR32 44.795397 10.390989 Enza Parma Emilia-Romagna 27 October 2015 PR33 44.800693 10.417125 Enza Parma Emilia-Romagna 27 October 2015 PR39 44.748248 10.247147 Parma Parma Emilia-Romagna 26 January 2016 S01 45.457274 9.415594 Lambro-Olona meridionale Milano Lombardy 17 November 2015 S02 45.459512 9.429205 Lambro-Olona meridionale Lodi Lombardy 17 November 2015 Water 2020, 12, 3276 3 of 3 S03 45.450329 9.430039 Lambro-Olona meridionale Lodi Lombardy 17 November 2016 S05 45.464790 9.454483 Lambro-Olona meridionale Lodi Lombardy 17 November 2015 S06 45.360804 9.509097 Adda Lodi Lombardy 10 November 2015 S07 45.354757 9.504444 Adda Lodi Lombardy 10 November 2015 S08 45.355655 9.503950 Adda Lodi Lombardy 10 November 2015 S09 45.356451 9.503657 Adda Lodi Lombardy 10 November 2015 S11 45.448058 9.473904 Adda Lodi Lombardy 17 November 2015 S12 45.439323 9.511821 Adda Cremona Lombardy 17 November 2015 S13 45.429768 9.501713 Adda Cremona Lombardy 17 November 2015 S15 45.431478 9.500571 Adda Cremona Lombardy 17 November 2015 S17 45.146152 9.648904 Po Lodi Lombardy 15 December 2015 S21 45.158956 9.591435 Po Lodi Lombardy 15 December 2015 S22 45.353412 9.531983 Adda Cremona Lombardy 10 November 2015 S23 45.364501 9.521150 Adda Cremona Lombardy 10 November 2015 S24 45.372306 9.539753 Adda Cremona Lombardy 10 November 2015 S25 45.382867 9.528086 Adda Cremona Lombardy 10 November 2015 S26 45.380928 9.477816 Adda Cremona Lombardy 10 November 2015 S27 45.384889 9.490285 Adda Cremona Lombardy 10 November 2015 S28 45.342568 9.532538 Adda Lodi Lombardy 10 November 2015 © 2020 by the author. Licensee MDPI, Basel, Switzerland. This article is an open access article distributed under the terms and conditions of the Creative Commons Attribution (CC BY) license (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/). .
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