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Plos One|October 27, 2018
Physiological increase of yolk testosterone level does not affect oxidative status and telomere length in gull hatchlingsMarco Parolini, Cristina Daniela Possenti, Andrea Romano, et al.Environmental Pollution (Barking, Essex : 1987)|June 28, 2011
Seasonal and spatial variability of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) in vegetation and cow milk from a high altitude pasture in the Italian AlpsLiliana Tato, Paolo Tremolada, Cristiano Ballabio, et al.Chemosphere|January 7, 2011
Meteorological and pedological influence on the PCBs distribution in mountain soilsNiccolò Guazzoni, Roberto Comolli, Luigi Mariani, et al.Evolution; International Journal of Organic Evolution|March 19, 2016
Better-surviving barn swallow mothers produce more and better-surviving sonsAndrea Romano, Alessandra Costanzo, Manuela Caprioli, et al.Current Opinion in Biotechnology|February 10, 2023
Impact of anthropogenic contamination on glacier surface biotaFrancesca Pittino, Jakub Buda, Roberto Ambrosini, et al.Environmental Science and Pollution Research International|July 23, 2020
Occurrence of microplastics in pellets from the common kingfisher (Alcedo atthis) along the Ticino River, North ItalyAnna Winkler, Alessandro Nessi, Diego Antonioli, et al.Integrated Environmental Assessment and Management|March 25, 2021
Exposure assessment of PFAS-contaminated sites using avian eggs as a biomonitoring tool: A frame of reference and a case study in the Po River valley (Northern Italy)Michelangelo Morganti, Stefano Polesello, Simona Pascariello, et al.The Journal of Experimental Biology|October 8, 2021
Prenatal yolk corticosterone exposure promotes skeletal growth and induces oxidative imbalance in yellow-legged gull embryosAndrea Romano, Cristina Daniela Possenti, Manuela Caprioli, et al.Environmental Toxicology and Pharmacology|July 30, 2021
Prenatal exposure to triclosan induced brain telomere shortening in a wild bird speciesMarco Parolini, Beatrice De Felice, Simona Mondellini, et al.Hormones and Behavior|February 3, 2016
Yolk testosterone affects growth and promotes individual-level consistency in behavioral lateralization of yellow-legged gull chicksCristina Daniela Possenti, Andrea Romano, Manuela Caprioli, et al.Pageof 13