Outbreak of Orthotomicus erosus (Coleoptera, Curculionidae) on Aleppo Pine in the Mediterranean Region in Croatia by Milan Pernek, Nikola Lacković, Ivan Lukić, Nikola Zorić, Dinka Matošević

“…Drought intensity and frequency and aridification trends in the research area (Dalmatia, Croatia) cause cumulative stress to trees and have increased O. erosus occurrence. …”
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A new species of Alpioniscus (Illyrionethes) from the Dinaric Karst (Isopoda, Oniscidea, Trichoniscidae) by Jana Bedek, Sanja Gottstein, Stefano Taiti

“…In the Dinaric Karst, Alpioniscus (Illyrionethes) is the taxon with the largest number of troglobiotic species (19), one of which is new and described here: A. busljetai sp. nov., found in two caves in the coastal area of North Dalmatia. Both caves are threatened by human activities (IUCN threats 1.1, 9.1.1).…”
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The Invention of Musical Illyrism by Stanislav Tuksar

“…The ancient Roman term “Illyricum”, reintroduced by the Catholic Church in the seventeenth century to denote the provinces of Dalmatia, Croatia, Bosnia and Slavonia, was “re-invented” by the ideologists of the Croatian National Revival movement in the 1830s as a supra-national construct. …”
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EPIGRAPHIC AND PROSOPOGRAPHICAL NOTES ON Q, MARCIUS QUADRATUS FROM IBIDA by Lucrețiu Mihailesu-Bîrliba

“…Taking into account the occurrences of Marcii in both Dalmatia and Africa, as well the historical content, the author proves that the restitution <em>Libycus</em> is more plausible, identifying the person with a veteran.…”
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O- as an facultative allomorph of the verbal prefix od- by Jurica Budja

“…The phenomenon is recorded in a wide area of all four štokavian languages, but mainly in southern Dalmatia, Crna Gora and eastern Hercegovina. The loss of /-d-/ most often occurs before fricatives. …”
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From Triton Neptvni Tubicen to the Glory of Lepanto by Borić, Laris

“… The paper discusses early modern reconstructions of a first-century Roman arch preserved in the eastern Adriatic town of Zadar, at the time part of Venetian Dalmatia. Its reconstructions of the 1430s and the 1570s are contextualized within complex cultural and historical references. …”
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Maritime Pilgrimage to <i>Our Lady of Tarac</i> and Gender Roles Reflected in It by Karmen Turčinov

“…The maritime pilgrimage of <i>Our Lady of Tarac</i> in the Kornati islands, Dalmatia, Croatia, is held on the first Sunday in July. …”
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Slovenian solidarity in the concentration camp of Treviso (Monigo) by Francesca Meneghetti

“…Like other camps (for example in Italy: Gonars, Chiesanuova, Visco, Renicci; in Dalmatia: Rab, Molat) the Treviso concentration camp was created by fascists in order to imprison civilians, Slovenians and Croats. …”

Toward a Possible Origin of the “Missale romano–spalatense”: Budapest, National Széchényi Library, Codex clmae 334 by Hana Breko Kustura

“…The codex known as the Missale romano–spalatense kept in Budapest is a Roman missal that was used by Dominicans in Dalmatia. It is important as a source for the Korčulanske glose (Korčula Marginalia) and the Korčulanski lekcionar (Korčula Lectionary) in Croatian. …”
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Mediated Transfer in Teaching Programming Using Visual Programming Languages by Divna Krpan, Damir Brčić

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A Chapter in Linguistic, Literary, and Cultural Relations Between Montenegro and Italy: Stefan Mitrov Ljubiša by Miodarka Tepavčević

“…Standing up to proponents of Italian autonomy and language hegemony in Dalmatia, he focused on the Slavic culture and raised equality awareness among the Slavs in the Empire.…”
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EARLY CHRISTIAN SACRAL OBJECTS ON HERZEGOVINIAN SPACE by Ana Noković

“…The author first, without deep involvement, talks about the directions of spreading of Christianity in the Roman province of Dalmatia, namely about the ways and time in which Christianization happened in the hinterland of some important colonies on the east Adriatic shore. …”
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The Transformation of Diocletian's Palace in the City of Split as a Chronological Question by Tomislav Marasović

“…In this context the year 641 appears particularly significant when after the barbaric invasion of Dalmatia Pope John IV sent Abbot Martin to collect martyrs’ relics. …”
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Maxo Vanka's collage "World War II" is a brilliant gematrical composition by Tine T. Kurent

“…Stetten's safe escape from Korcula (Dalmatia) to Paris, Le Havre and on board of the French liner lie de France to New York, and preoccupied with the imminent World War. …”
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The Representation of the Hungarian Towns in Domenico Zenoi's and Paolo Forlani's Cartographic Work by Béla Szalai

“…The two most distinguished representatives of the Venetian school of cartography, which included their close collaborators, Natale Bonifacio and Martin Rota Kolunic from Šibenik in Dalmatia, were Domenico Zenoi and Paolo Forlani. The study deals with their cartographic and publishing activity, their relationship and rivalry within the context of the Venetian cartographic production and analyzes in detail their engravings of the Hungarian towns at the time of the Ottoman conquests, including the siege and the fall of the fortress Sziget during the command of Nikola Šubić Zrinyi. …”
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Legal postition of women in the medieval City of Lastovo 1310. by Vilma Pezelj, Marija Štambuk Šunjić

“…In the Statute of Lastovo, the influence of Dubrovnik statute and indirect other legal systems like Venetian, Slavic, Byzantine, Croatian, Roman are clearly evident clearly pointing to the existance of legale culture interactions in the medieval statutes in Dalmatia.…”
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Neolithic ceramic spoons – indicators of dietary distinctiveness in the eastern Adriatic Neolithic? by Kristina Horvat

“…Only eight examples, discovered in the northern and central Dalmatia region (hinterland of Zadar and πibenik), at open-air Neolithic sites known to date to the Middle and Late Neolithic. …”
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Mapping the Mountains of Giants: Anthropometric Data from the Western Balkans Reveal a Nucleus of Extraordinary Physical Stature in Europe by Pavel Grasgruber, Bojan Mašanović, Stipan Prce, Stevo Popović, Fitim Arifi, Duško Bjelica, Dominik Bokůvka, Jan Cacek, Ivan Davidović, Jovan Gardašević, Eduard Hrazdíra, Sylva Hřebíčková, Pavlína Ingrová, Predrag Potpara, Nikola Stračárová, Gregor Starc, Nataša Mihailović

“…A continuous belt of extraordinary height means (>184 cm) stretches from the Adriatic coast of Dalmatia through Herzegovina to the central part of Montenegro. …”
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MIHOVIL PAVLINOVIĆ’S LITERARY WORK by Šimun Musa

“…Mihovil Pavlinović, leader of the Croatian national revival in Dalmatia, one of the prominent members of the Popular Party, is a politician who became renowned by his holistic aspirations for implementation of the “triune” Croatian state and national community, an enlightener and a collector of popular lore, a writer who became the most important historical notable in the second half of the 19th century. …”
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Aurelian a męczennicy by Robert Suski

“…We have several accounts of martyrdoms which took place under Aurelian in Italy, Asia Minor, Palestine, Dalmatia and Gaul. The reliability of many of this martyrdoms is doubled. …”
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