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Capable fault assessment in Seismic Microzonation of volcanic environments: fault behaviour classes and zone‑based mapping from the Mt. Etna (Italy) case study

The volcanic region of Mt. Etna (Sicily, Italy) presents a unique challenge for seismic hazard assessment due to the interplay between regional tectonics, flank instability, magmatic processes and shallow volcano‑tectonic dynamics. The area is frequently affected by shallow (H < 5 km), moderate‑magnitude earthquakes (Mmax ≈5.0) that generate extensive surface faulting, often disproportionate to their energy release. Standard national regulations for “Active and Capable&...

Microporella uncovered: past and present diversity of a successful cheilostome bryozoan in Aotearoa New Zealand, with new species descriptions and distribution maps

The genus Microporella is highly diverse worldwide, with its greatest diversity documented to date in New Zealand, where it appears in the Early Miocene, the earliest known record of the genus, and persists to the present day. Owing to its successful evolutionary history, Microporella has become a model system for addressing macroevolutionary questions, which in turn require a robust understanding of its true taxonomic diversity. This study provides the first comprehensive revision of all ava...

Database of HVSR Measurements Across the Mt. Etna (Sicily, Italy)

The Mt. Etna is characterized by complex geological, volcanic and seismological dynamics, making geophysical site characterization particularly challenging. This work presents a harmonized database of Horizontal‑to‑Vertical Spectral Ratio (HVSR) measurements acquired across multiple municipalities in the Etna area, including both urban and rural sites. The dataset integrates field surveys conducted by different teams using standardized acquisition and processing procedures. All recordings wer...

Talos il robot “empsychos” nell’imagerie attica della seconda metà del V secolo a.C.

Dealing with the subject of so-called ‘automata’ from an iconographic point of view is somewhat problematic, firstly because of the objective difficulty of distinguishing artefacts of this kind in the figurative heritage that has come down to us. However, in at least one case, a legendary figure, a bronze man, Talos, mentioned by Simonides as both bronze and “empsychos” (animated), as did Sophocles in his play Daidalos, is clearly recognisable on a columnar crater from Montesarchio, attribute...

In Vitro Evaluation of Mediterranean Lamiaceae Essential Oils as Natural Herbicides for Sustainable Weed Management

Mediterranean aromatic plants are valuable sources of essential oils (EOs) with biological properties that hold promise for sustainable weed management. This study evaluated the phytotoxic activity of EOs from Thymus vulgaris L., Lavandula angustifolia Mill., and Salvia officinalis L. in vitro against key weed species common to Mediterranean agroecosystems. The EOs were tested at concentrations ranging from 0.125 to 1.50 µL mL−1, assessing their impact on seed germination and early seedling g...

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