2022 Top & Trending Research from Europe
This collection features articles by authors based in Europe, or research about the biology, ecology, and environment of Europe. In addition, we are proud to spotlight content from some of BioOne’s publishing partners who represent the European scientific community including Annales Botanici Fennici, Journal of Vertebrate Biology, and the Polish Journal of Ecology.
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Agriculture & Agronomy
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Descriptive Epidemiology of the Main Internal Parasites on Alternative Pig Farms in France |
Biodiversity Conservation
Effect of Buffer Zone Structure on Diversity of Aquatic Vegetation in Farmland Water Bodies Polish Journal of Ecology |
Ecology
Socio-Ecological Analysis to Assess the Success of Artificial Reef Projects Journal of Coastal Research |
Return of the Apex Predator — How Brown Trout ( Salmo trutta) Re-Establishment Shapes an Ecosystem Annales Zoologici Fennici |
Entomology
The Great Raft Spider Dolomedes plantarius rediscovered in Saxony (Araneae: Pisauridae) |
Environmental Sciences
Evolutionary Biology
Molecular phylogeny and evolution of bioluminescence in Odontosyllis (Annelida, Syllidae) Invertebrate Systematics |
Geology & Paleontology
Marine & Freshwater Biology
Declining Populations of Mytilus spp. in North Atlantic Coastal Waters—A Swedish Perspective |
Histology of major organ systems of Nothobranchius fishes: short-lived model species |
Ornithology
The taxonomic status of Crimson-crested Turaco Menelikornis Bulletin of the British Ornithologists' Club |
Plant Sciences
Environmental Changes Caused by the Clonal Invasive Plant Solidago canadensis Annales Botanici Fennici |
Veterinary Sciences
Recovery after inadvertent intramedullary microchip implantation at C1–C2 in a kitten |
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Zoology
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