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Engaging citizen-scientists for the assessment of marine biodiversity: experience from the ongoing COMBER project. Dailianis T, editor.; 2013.
Engaging citizen-scientists for the assessment of marine biodiversity: experience from the ongoing COMBER project. Dailianis T, editor.; 2013.
Faulwetter S, Dailianis T, Vasileiadou A, Kouratoras M, Arvanitidis C. Can micro-CT become an essential tool for the 21st century taxonomist? An evaluation using marine polychaetes. Dailianis T, editor.; 2013.
Monitoring biodiversity on hard substrate: experience from the implementation of the NaGISA project in Greece. Dailianis T, editor.; 2013.
Dailianis T, Voultsiadou E. Using morphological characters to estimate geographic variation in the Mediterranean bath sponge Spongia officinalis and assess the taxonomic validity of its associated morphotypes. Athens, Greece; 2012. Abstract
Skaraki K, Dailianis T, Kasapidis P, Sarropoulou E, Lagnel J, Pantazidou A, et al. Microbial communities associated with Mediterranean dictyoceratid sponges. Eilat & Tel Aviv, Israel; 2012.
Dounas C, Koulouri P, Dailianis T, Faulwetter S, Kouratoras M, Chatzigeorgiou G, et al. An innovative illustrated field guide for the observation and monitoring of marine biodiversity by citizen scientists. Vol 60. Bruges, Belgium; 2012. (VLIZ Special Publication; vol 60).
Faulwetter S, Dailianis T, Vasileiadou A, Arvanitidis C. Investigation of contrast-enhancing techniques for the application of Micro-CT in marine biodiversity studies. Brussels, Belgium; 2012.
Skaraki K, Dailianis T, Kasapidis P, Sarropoulou E, Lagnel J, Pantazidou A, et al. Factors affecting microbial community structure in Mediterranean dictyoceratid sponge species; host phylogeny versus biogeography. Copenhagen, Denmark; 2012.
Vogiatzi E, Hanel R, Dailianis T, Lagnel J, Hassan M, Magoulas A, et al. Description of microsatellite markers in four mullids based on the development and cross-species amplification of 18 new markers in red mullet (Mullus barbatus). Biochemical Systematics and Ecology. 2012;44:279-85. Abstract