Laura Sanchez-Jardón, is a Doctor in ecology and environment at the Complutense University of Madrid; Ricardo Rozzi is a Doctor in Ecology and a Master in Philosophy from the University of Connecticut; Bernard Goffinet is a Doctor in Botany University of Connecticut and Jorge Felipe Soza Soza

translation from Spanish has been done by Dr. Bernard Go

To read in Spanish: https://laderasur.com/fotografia/los-pioneros-vegetales-del-estrecho-de-...

Tamara Contador, Melisa Gañan, Gustavo Bizama, Guillermo Fuentes-Jaque, Luis Morales, Javier Rendoll, Felipe Simoes, James Kennedy, Ricardo Rozzi & Peter Convey. (2020) The Scientific Reports: Assessing distribution shifts and ecophysiological characteristics of the only Antarctic winged midge under climate change scenarios.

Ricardo Rozzi. (2020) Environmental Ethics: Taxonomic Chauvinism, No More! Antidotes from Hume, Darwin, and Biocultural Ethics.

Jara R., Crego R., Arellano F., Altamirano T., Ibarra J., Rozzi R., Jimenez J. (2019). Revista Chilena de Historia Natural: Breeding strategies of open-cup-nesting birds in sub-Antarctic forests of Navarino Island, Chile; (1-10).

Fernande-Martinez M., Pointing S., Perez-Ortega S., Arroniz-Crespo M., Green T.G., Rozzi R., Sancho L., De los Rios A. (2016). International Microbiology: Functional ecology of soil microbial communities along a glacier forefield inTierra del Fuego (Chile); Vol 19. 161-173

Crego R., Jimenez J., Rozzi R. (2018). Mammal Search: Macro- and micro-habitat selection of small rodents and their predation risk perception under a novel invasive predator at the southern end of the Americas.

Ojeda J., Marambio J., Rosenfeld S., Contador T., Rozzi R., & Mansilla A. 2019. Aquatic Botany: Seasonal changes of macroalgae assemblaes on the rocky shores of the Cape Horn Biosphere Reserve, Sub-Antactic Chanels, Chile; 33-41.

Schuttler E., Crego R., Saavedra-Aracena Lorena., Silva-Rodriguez E., Rozzi R., Soto N., Jimenez J. (2019) Polar Biology: New Records of Invasive Mammals From the Sub-Antarctic Cape Horn Archipelago.

Rendoll J., Contador T., Ganan M., Troncoso C., Marquez A., Convey P., Kennedy J., Rozzi R. (2019) PeerJ: Altitudinal Gradients in Maellanic Sub-Antartic Lagoons: The Effect of Elevationon Freshwater Macroinvertebrate Diversity and Distribution

Benavent-Gonzalez A., Raggio J., Villagra J., Blanquer J., Pintado A., Rozzi R., Green T. G., Sancho L. (2019). New Phytologis; High nitrogen contribution by Gunnera magellanica and nitrogen transfer by mycorrhizas drive an extraordinarilty fast primary succession in sub-Antarctic Chile; (661-674).