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2024

Anthropogenic litter in a Mediterranean coastal wetland: A heterogeneous spatial pattern of historical deposition, Battisti, C., Cesarini G., Gallitelli L., Moretti F., and Scalici M. , Marine Pollution Bulletin, Volume 201, (2024)

Pattern in water-related birds reveals a shift in biomass between mature and mowed reedbeds: evidence from a coastal wetland, Giordano, J., Moretti F., and Battisti C. , Ethology Ecology and Evolution, (2024)

2018

Microplastics in Talitrus saltator (Crustacea, Amphipoda): new evidence of ingestion from natural contexts, Iannilli, Valentina, Di Gennaro A., Lecce Francesca, Sighicelli Maria, Falconieri M., Pietrelli L., Poeta G., and Battisti C. , Environmental Science and Pollution Research, Volume 25, Number 28, p.28725-28729, (2018)

2017

Characterization of plastic beach debris finalized to its removal: a proposal for a recycling scheme, Pietrelli, L., Poeta G., Battisti C., and Sighicelli Maria , Environmental Science and Pollution Research, Volume 24, Number 19, p.16536-16542, (2017)

Measuring non-biological diversity using commonly used metrics: Strengths, weaknesses and caveats for their application in beach litter management, Battisti, C., Bazzichetto M., Poeta G., Pietrelli L., and Acosta A.T.R. , Journal of Coastal Conservation, Volume 21, Number 2, p.303-310, (2017)

Pervasive plastisphere: First record of plastics in egagropiles (Posidonia spheroids), Pietrelli, L., Di Gennaro A., Menegoni Patrizia, Lecce Francesca, Poeta G., Acosta A.T.R., Battisti C., and Iannilli Valentina , Environmental Pollution, Volume 229, p.1032-1036, (2017)

Plastisphere in action: evidence for an interaction between expanded polystyrene and dunal plants, Poeta, G., Fanelli G., Pietrelli L., Acosta A.T.R., and Battisti C. , Environmental Science and Pollution Research, Volume 24, Number 12, p.11856-11859, (2017)

2016

RESEARCH ARTICLE: An Unexpected Consequence of Plastic Litter Clean-Up on Beaches: Too Much Sand Might Be Removed, Battisti, C., Poeta G., Pietrelli L., and Acosta A.T.R. , Environmental Practice, Volume 18, Number 4, p.242-246, (2016)