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Fanini L, Gecchele LV, Gambineri S, Bayed A, Coleman CO, Scapini F. Different species occurrence and similar behaviour of sandhoppers inhabiting patchy environments.; 2011.
Fanini L, Bertelli L, Cuevas Flores EA. Turtle tracks on sandy beaches: Straightness as a proxy of nesting site search on the supralittoral zone.; 2011.
Fanini L. Integration of gender dimension in the socioeconomic analysis. In: Scapini F, Ciampi G, editors. About Coastal Water Bodies – Nature and Culture Conflicts in the Mediterranean. Springer; 2010. Abstract
Fanini L, Fahd S, ElGtari M, Scapini F. Approccio locale all’educazione ambientale: lezioni da due esperienze in ambiente mediterraneo [Local approach to environmental education: lessons from two Mediterranean experiences]. Vol 1. Bolzano - Bozen; 2010. (EURAC books; vol 1).
Fahd S, Bennas N, Ater M, Hmimsa Y, Fanini L, Scapini F, et al. Rôle des femme set des hommes dans l’utilisation et la gestion des ressources naturelles dans le Bassin Versant d’Oued Laou (Nord Ouest du Maroc).; 2010.
Ketmaier V, De Matthaeis E, Fanini L, Rossano C, Scapini F. Beach dynamics have an impact on the variation of genetic and behavioral traits in the sandhopper Talitrus saltator (Crustacea, Amphipoda): a study case in southern Tuscany. Ethology Ecology and Evolution. 2010;22(1):17-35. Abstract
Fanini L, Marchetti GM, Gabbrielli S, Baczewska A, Sztybor K, Scapini F. Variazioni comportamentali della stessa specie in ambienti caratterizzati da differenti salinità: confronto tra popolazioni di Talitrus saltator del Mediterraneo e del Baltico.; 2010.
Fanini L, Marchetti GM, Gabbrielli S, Baczewska A, Sztybor K, Scapini F. Talitrus saltator behavioural adaptation to different salinities: comparison between Mediterranean and Baltic shores .; 2010.
Rossano C, Gambineri S, Fanini L, Durier V, Rivault C, Scapini F. Behavioural adaptations in talitrids from two Atlantic beaches. Estuarine Coastal and Shelf Science. 2009;85:573-84.
Fanini L, Defeo O, Do Santos C, Scapini F. Testing the Habitat Safety Hypothesis with behavioural field experiments: amphipod orientation on sandy beaches with contrasting morphodynamics. Marine Ecology Progress Series. 2009;392:133-41. Abstract