Articles citing this paper
Soil surface temperature and mortality in land snails: implications for successful management
V. Kempster and S. Charwat
43(11) pp.1351 - 1356
7 articles found in Crossref database.
Snail phenotypic variation and stress proteins: do different heat response strategies contribute to Waddington's widget in field populations?
Köhler Heinz‐R.,
Lazzara Raimondo,
Dittbrenner Nils,
Capowiez Yvan,
Mazzia Christophe, Triebskorn Rita
Journal of Experimental Zoology Part B: Molecular and Developmental Evolution. 2009 312B(2). p.136
Heat tolerance in Mediterranean land snails: histopathology after exposure to different temperature regimes
Dittbrenner Nils,
Lazzara Raimondo,
Köhler Heinz-R.,
Mazzia Christophe,
Capowiez Yvan, Triebskorn Rita
Journal of Molluscan Studies. 2009 75(1). p.9
Snails in the sun: Strategies of terrestrial gastropods to cope with hot and dry conditions
Schweizer Mona,
Triebskorn Rita, Köhler Heinz‐R.
Ecology and Evolution. 2019 9(22). p.12940
Solar radiation stress in climbing snails: behavioural and intrinsic features define the Hsp70 level in natural populations of Xeropicta derbentina (Pulmonata)
Di Lellis Maddalena A.,
Seifan Merav,
Troschinski Sandra,
Mazzia Christophe,
Capowiez Yvan,
Triebskorn Rita, Köhler Heinz-R.
Cell Stress and Chaperones. 2012 17(6). p.717
Population modelling for pest management: A case study using a pest land snail and its fly parasitoid in Australia
Yonow Tania,
Kriticos Darren J.,
Zalucki Myron P.,
Mc Donnell Rory J., Caron Valerie
Ecological Modelling. 2023 482 p.110413
Schnecken unter Stress
Triebskorn R.
Environmental Sciences Europe. 2009 21(2). p.140
Australian land snails: a review of ecological research and conservation approaches
Parkyn Jonathan, Newell David A.
Molluscan Research. 2013 33(2). p.116
