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M. SIMBOURA is an academic who published a paper in 2012 entitled Genetic vs community diversity patterns of macrobenthic species: preliminary results from the lagoon. M. SIMBOURA published this work as part of a team: Vasileiadou, K.. Here is a description of this work: 1 - The use of molecular data derived from multispecies assemblages in order to test ecological theory has only recently been introduced in the scientific literature.2 - As a first step, we compared patterns of abiotic environment, polychaeta distribution and their genetic diversity in five lagoon ecosystems in Greece. Our results confirm the hypothesis that higher genetic diversity is expected in the populations of the species occurring in the transitional waters rather than of those occurring in the marine environment.3 - Patterns derived from the polychaete community level and from the mitochondrial DNA (16S rRNA) obtained from Nephtys hombergii and Hediste diversicolor showed convergence, indicating the potential use of molecular matrices as surrogates in community analysis.4 - Finally, the high correlation between the genetic diver.

MIKA SIMBOURA is an academic who published a paper in 2017 entitled EUSeaMap. A European broad-scale seabed habitat map. MIKA SIMBOURA published this work as part of a team: Populus, Jacques. Here is a description of this work: In order to most benefit from the potential offered by the European marine basins in terms of growth and employment (Blue Growth), and to protect the marine environment, we need to know more about the seafloor. European Directives, such as the MSFD, but also the Horizon 2020 roadmap explicitly called for a multi-resolution full coverage of all European seas including bathymetry, geology and habitats. The present work, following on a suite of past initiatives, has made a big step forward in this direction. It has first boosted the collation of existing maps from surveys by setting up a framework and a procedure to encourage people to submit their maps and data. This resulted in a more attractive EMODnet seabed habitat portal and a snowball effect with more and more people willing to join. However, collation will eventually come to an end and as new creations of seabed habitat maps are so complex a.

N. SIMBOURA is an academic who published a paper in 2013 entitled CIGESMED* or how to integrate combined scientific and amateur large sets of heterogeneous data on co. N. SIMBOURA published this work as part of a team: David, Romain.

Nomiki Simboura is an academic who published a paper in 2020-07-26 entitled Viral Metagenomic Content Reflects Seawater Ecological Quality in the Coastal Zone. The paper was published in a journal entitled Viruses.