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Weather Conditions Are Systematically Associated With Long-Range Nonroutine Movements in a Large Scavenger. [PDF]

Ecol Evol
As vultures rely on soaring flight, the interplay of solar radiation, as well as wind direction and strength, is crucial for both short‐ and long‐range movements. Under very weak wind conditions, Griffon Vultures restricted their movements in the areas around the colony, as exploring areas at the borders of their home range is more demanding ...
Cerri J, Fozzi I, De Rosa D, Costantino C, Aresu M, Secci D, Muzzeddu M, Berlinguer F.   +7 more
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Linguistic and cognitive skills in Sardinian-Italian bilingual children

Frontiers in Psychology, 2015
We report the results of a study which tested receptive Italian grammatical competence and general cognitive abilities in bilingual Italian-Sardinian children and age-matched monolingual Italian children attending the first and second year of primary ...
Maria eGarraffa, Madeleine eBeveridge, Antonella eSorace   +2 more
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Linguistic and Cognitive Effects of Bilingualism with Regional Minority Languages: A Study of Sardinian–Italian Adult Speakers

Frontiers in Psychology, 2017
This study explores the effects of bilingualism in Sardinian as a regional minority language on the linguistic competence in Italian as the dominant language and on non-linguistic cognitive abilities.
Maria Garraffa, Mateo Obregon, Antonella Sorace   +2 more
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A Novel Intronic Variant in the KH3 Domain of HNRNPK Leads to a Mild Form of Au-Kline Syndrome. [PDF]

Clin Genet
Integrated genomic and epigenomic analyses, associated with functional studies, confirm the pathogenicity of a novel HNRNPK variant in Au‐Kline syndrome (AKS). Our study underscores the value of DNA methylation signatures in variant interpretation, enhancing accurate diagnosis and clinical management of rare neurodevelopmental disorders.
Mingoia M, Meloni A, Sedda S, Choufani S, Asunis I, Gemma G, Ammendola A, Torabi-Marashi A, di Venere E, Squeo GM, Rallo V, Marini MG, Moi P, Savasta S, Weksberg R, Merla G, Angius A.   +16 more
europepmc   +2 more sources

Online reviews explain differences in coastal and inland tourists’ satisfaction [PDF]

Scientific Reports
To achieve a comprehensive understanding of the factors influencing tourist satisfaction, there has recently been an increasing interest in the information provided by online reviews.
Giulia Contu, Cinzia Dessí, Carla Massidda, Marco Ortu   +3 more
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Le Leggende sarde di Grazia Deledda nella traduzione russa di Veronika Jaz’kova [The 'Leggende sarde' by Grazia Deledda in the Russian translation by Veronika Jaz'kova]

Open Journal of Humanities, 2023
This article examines the Russian translation of 'Le leggende sarde' [Sardinian Legends] by Grazia Deledda, which deals with the extremely complex language of the Italian-Sardinian hybrid original text.
Alessandra Cattani
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Unveiling the Enigmatic Origins of Sardinian Toponyms

Languages, 2022
With the boom in Indo-European (IE) studies among linguists from the early 20th century, toponymic studies on European place names have been largely based on the Proto-Indo-European (PIE).
Brenda Man Qing Ong, Francesco Perono Cacciafoco   +1 more
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Local cultures in the DDC: the Sardinian language in recent editions.

JLIS.it, 2015
After an excursus on the peculiarity of the Sardinian language and the difference between a language and a dialect, the paper analyses the changes applied to the treatment of Sardinian language in different Dewey Decimal Classification editions.
Fabio Salis
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Substrata Residue, Linguistic Reconstruction, and Linking: Methodological Premises, and the Case History of Palaeo-Sardinian [PDF]

Вопросы ономастики, 2015
This paper demonstrates that, within substratal research, prior to undertaking any comparative endeavour, it is necessary to conduct a thorough distributional analysis of the morphological regularities displayed by the language under consideration, so as
Eduardo Blasco Ferrer
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Divergent phonological behaviour in heritage speakers of Sardinian

Quaderni di Linguistica e Studi Orientali, 2020
In the literature on heritage speakers, phonology is often described as a comparatively well-preserved component of language competence. It does seem to be the case that heritage speakers, even when not fully proficient in some areas of grammar, sound ...
Rosangela Lai
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