Overview of the scientific, professional, and educational publications of the Croatian Museum of Natural History.
The species Carex pulicaris L. was found on Trstenik Moor (Gorski kotar). This is the first find- ing of this plant species in Croatia,…
Bryozoans (Bryozoa) are among the least known phyla in the Adriatic Sea. In the past 250 years of research only 184 species have been…
During the period of 1992–1993 and autumn of 1995 the bird collection from Dubrovnik’s Museum was revised. A total of 946 prepared specimens (322…
This study reports intraspecific nest parasitism in starlings (Sturnus vulgaris) in the village of Mokrice, northwestern Croatia, in 1999 and 2000. Twenty one (30.5%)…
In this work the results of phytosociological analysis of the water plant and swamp vegetation in the locality of Virovi in Slavonia (Croatia) are…
A widespread conifer forest decline in Europe and North America has been expressed through various combinations of symptoms. In our study, unspecific biochemical indicators…
New localities for 13 neophytes in the area of the County of [ibenik and Knin are given in this paper. The neophytes – Amaranthus…
During research into neophyte distribution in Croatia, a total of 332 new localities for 21 neophyte species has been discovered. The most numerous are…
A 103 cm long core from the Soline Channel (Mljet Island, Adriatic Sea), which is at present a surface connection between the peculiar marine…