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Atti 2006 – 27 – Atti Atti 2006 – 27 – Atti 1. Il controllo terminologico delle risorse elettroniche in rete: tavola rotonda, Firenze 27 gennaio 2000, a cura di Paola Capitani, 2001 2. Commemorazione di Michele Della Corte, a cura di Laura Della Corte, 2001 3. Disturbi del comportamento alimentare: dagli stili di vita alla patologia, a cura di Corrado D’Agostini, 2002 4. Proceedings of the third International Workshop of the IFIP WG5.7 Special interest group on Advanced techniques in production planning & control : 24-25 February 2000, Florence, Italy, edited by Marco Garetti, MarioTucci, 2002 5. DC-2002: Metadata for E-Communities: Supporting Diversity And Convergence 2002: Proceedings of the Interna- tional Conference on Dublin Core and Metadata for e-Communities, 2002, October 13-17, 2002, Florence, Italy, organized by Associazione Italiana Biblioteche [et al.], 2002 6. Scholarly Communication and Academic Presses: Proceedings of the International Conference, 22 March 2001, Uni- versity of Florenze, Italy, edited by Anna Maria Tammaro, 2002 7. Recenti acquisizioni nei disturbi del comportamento alimentare, a cura di Alessandro Casini, Calogero Surrenti, 2003 8. Proceedings of Physmod 2003 International Workshop on Physical Modelling of Flow and Dispersion Phenomena, edited by Giampaolo Manfrida e Daniele Contini, 2003 9. Public Administration, Competitiveness and Sustainable Development, edited by Gregorio Arena, Mario P. Chiti, 2003 10. Authority control: definizioni ed esperienze internazionali: atti del convegno internazionale, Firenze, 10-12 febbraio 2003, a cura di Mauro Guerrini e Barbara B. Tillet; con la collaborazione di Lucia Sardo, 2003 11. Le tesi di laurea nelle biblioteche di architettura, a cura di Serena Sangiorgi, 2003 12. Models and analysis of vocal emissions for biomedical applications: 3rd international workshop: december 10-12, 2003 : Firenze, Italy, a cura di Claudia Manfredi, 2004 13. Statistical Modelling. Proceedings of the 19th International Workshop on Statistical Modelling: Florence (Italy) 4-8 july, 2004, edited by Annibale Biggeri, Emanuele Dreassi, Corrado Lagazio, Marco Marchi, 2004 14. Studi per l’insegnamento delle lingue europee : atti della prima e seconda giornata di studio (Firenze, 2002-2003), a cura di María Carlota Nicolás Martínez, Scott Staton, 2004. 15. L’Archivio E-prints dell’Università di Firenze: prospettive locali e nazionali. Atti del convegno (Firenze, 10 febbraio 2004), a cura di Patrizia Cotoneschi, 2004 16. TRIZ Future Conference 2004. Florence, 3-5 November 2004, edited by Gaetano Cascini, 2004 17. Mobbing e modernità : la violenza morale sul lavoro osservata da diverse angolature per coglierne il senso, definirne i confini. Punti di vista a confronto. Atti del Convegno Firenze, 20 aprile 2004, a cura di Aldo Mancuso, 2004 18. Lo spazio sociale europeo. Atti del convegno internazionale di studi Fiesole (Firenze), 10-11 ottobre 2003, a cura di Laura Leonardi, Antonio Varsori, 2005 19. AIMETA 2005 Atti del XVII Congresso dell’Associazione Italiana di Meccanica Teorica e Applicata, Firenze, 11-15 settembre 2005, a cura di Claudio Borri, Luca Facchini, Giorgio Federici, Mario Primicerio, 2005 20. Language Teacher education and Training: Italy and Europe. Educazione e formazione dei docenti L2: Italia e Europa. CEFTrain Day - Giornata CEFTrain. Trans-european Contributions – Contributi trasnazionali. Firenze, Italy, 7 may 2005, edited by Elizabeth Guerin, 2005 21. Models and analysis of vocal emissions for biomedical applications. 4th international workshop. october 29-31, 2005 : Firenze, Italy, edited by Claudia Manfredi, 2005 22. Axmedis 2005. Proceedings of the 1st International Conference on Automated Production of Cross Media Content for Multi-channel Distribution. Florence, Italy, 30 November–2 December 2005, edited by Paolo Nesi, Kia Ng, Jaime Delgado, 2005 23. La logica dell’evoluzione dei viventi: spunti di riflessione. Atti del XII Convegno del Gruppo Italiano di Biologia Evo- luzionistica (Firenze, 18-21 febbraio 2004), a cura di Felicita Scapini, 2005 24. Primate Cytogenetics and Comparative Genomics (Florence, August 29-30th, 2004), edited by Luca Sineo, Roscoe Stanyon, 2006 25. Gestione delle raccolte e cooperazione nella biblioteca ibrida (Firenze, 13 ottobre 2005), a cura di Nicola Benvenuti, 2006 26. Studi sulla lingua orale documentata in C-Oral-Rom (Integrated Reference Corpora for Spoken Romance), a cura di Maria Carlota Nicolas Martinez, 2006 Societas Herpetologica Italica Atti del V Congresso Nazionale (Calci (PI), 29 settembre-3 ottobre 2004) A cura di Marco A. L. Zuffi con il contributo di Franco Andreone, Sara Fornasiero, Stefano Scali Firenze University Press 2006 Societas Herpetologica Italica : atti del V congresso nazionale : Calci (PI), 29 settembre-3 ottobre 2004 / a cura di Marco A.L. Zuffi. – Firenze : Firenze university press, 2006. (Atti, 27) http://digital.casalini.it/8884534208 Stampa a richiesta disponibile su http://epress.unifi.it ISBN-10: 88-8453-420-8 (online) ISBN-13: 978-88-8453-420-0 (online) ISBN-10: 88-8453-421-6 (print) ISBN-13: 978-88-8453-421-7 (print) 597.6 (ed. 20) Erpetologia-Congressi-Calci-2004 Impaginazione: Alberto Pizarro Fernández © 2006 Firenze University Press Università degli Studi di Firenze Firenze University Press Borgo Albizi, 28, 50122 Firenze, Italy http://epress.unifi.it/ Printed in Italy Indice Angelini Claudio, Antonelli 1 Osservazioni sull’ovideposizione di Damiano, Merlini Maurizio, Salamandrina perspicillata (Savi, 1821): Panfilio Mirko, Utzeri Carlo tipologia dei siti e permanenza in acqua Corsetti Luigi 7 Distribuzione e preferenze ambientali degli anfibi urodeli nel Lazio meridionale (Italia centrale) Corti Claudia, Adolfi Antonio, Bassu 19 Preliminary data on the reproductive sites Lara, Brizzi Rossana, Fresi Carmen, preference of the Amphibian populations of Mura Roberto, Pisanu Simona, Satta the National Park of the Asinara Island (NW Maria Grazia, Zuffi Marco A.L. Sardinia, Italy): conservation perspectives De Leo Fabrizia, Donelli Oscar, 25 Use of natural and artificial shelters in a snake Scali Stefano community of northern Italy Maria De Falco, Vincenza Laforgia, 33 Adrenal gland morphological study on different Francesca Virgilio, Tiziana Russo, species belonging to Malagasy Squamata Rosa Fiore, Gennaro Aprea, Gaetano Odierna and Lorenzo Varano Delfino Giovanni, Malentacchi Cecilia 39 Poison glands in anurans: an example of adaptive plasticity in the secretory serous cell line in low vertebrate epidermis Nicoletta Di Francesco, Luciano Di 49 Anfibi e rettili nella riserva naturale regionale Tizio, Guerino Gagliardi, “Sorgenti del Pescara” Roberto Pallotta Dore Bruno, Barberis Rossella 57 Morphological and functional aspects of the tegument of Amphibia after adaptation to external environmental variations Ferri Vincenzo 69 Aspetti di biologia riproduttiva di Rana latastei nel Sito di Importanza Comunitaria IT2090001 e Riserva naturale di Monticchie (Somaglia, Lodi) Ferri Vincenzo, Soccini Christiana 75 Risultati del monitoraggio sanitario della popolazione di Bufo bufo del Lago d’Idro (Italia settentrionale) Fiacchini David, Di Martino 83 Contributo alla conoscenza della distribuzione Vincenzo, Polini Nazareno degli Anfibi Urodeli del genere Triturus (Rafinesque, 1815) nelle Marche Fiacchini David, Scotti 97 Gli Anfibi e i Rettili del Parco naturale regionale Massimiliano, Angelici Jacopo, Gola della Rossa e di Frasassi (Marche) Burattini Romina, Fusco Giulia Ficetola Gentile Francesco, Scali 107 The effects of isolation on fitness and Stefano, De Bernardi Fiorenza morphometric: Rana latastei within the Monza Park Ficetola Gentile Francesco, Valuta 113 Within-pond spawning site selection in Rana Maurizio, De Bernardi Fiorenza dalmatina Societas Herpetologica Italica: Atti del V Congresso Nazionale: Calci (PI), 29 settembre-3 ottobre 2004 / a cura di Marco A.L. Zuffi. ISBN-10: 88-8453-420-8 (online) ISBN-10: 88-8453-421-6 (print) © 2006 Firenze University Press Fior Gaia, Bressi Nicola 117 Bombina variegata in urban habitat: chance or site selection? Ghielmi Samuele, Giovine Giovanni, 123 Le attuali conoscenze sulla distribuzione di Menegon Michele, Lapini Luca, Zootoca vivipara carniolica, Mayer, Böhme, Groba Surget Ann, Heulin Benoit Tiedeman, Bischoff, 2000 in Italia (Reptilia: Lacertidae) Jackson Valentina, Tontini Luca, 133 Valutazione degli interventi di conservazione Boffino Gerolamo, Sacco Maddalena, del Pelobate fosco effettuati nel Parco del Ticino Ferri Vincenzo, Giacoma Cristina Piemontese nell’ambito del Progetto Life Natura NAT/IT/007233 Lo Valvo Mario, D’angelo Stefania 139 Stima della popolazione di Testuggine palustre siciliana (Emys trinacris) presente nella Riserva Naturale “Lago Preola e Gorghi Tondi” (Sicilia sud-occidentale) Lo Valvo Mario, Giacalone Gabriele 145 Morfometria e selezione sessuale di una popolazione di Bufo viridis in Sicilia Marzona Elena, Seglie Daniele, 151 Morphological variation of Rana latastei Giacoma Cristina (Boulenger, 1879) across the species’ geographic range Mattoccia Marco, Cari Bruno, 161 Osservazioni sull’ecologia di alcune Romano Antonio, Angelini Claudio popolazioni di Bombina pachypus (Amphibia: Bombinatoridae) nei Monti Lepini (Lazio) Mencacci Resi, Vallini Carola, Rubini 167 Movements of a male loggerhead sea turtle Silva, Funes Luca, Sarti Andrea, (Caretta caretta) tracked by satellite in the Benvenuti Silvano, Luschi Paolo Adriatic Sea Nicolini Giusi, Chesi Paola, 173 Turismo di massa e nidificazione di Caretta Piovano Susanna, Giacoma Cristina caretta
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