Dr Salvador Herrando-Perez

$ Project/Lab manager. Global Ecology. February 2024 (present).  Museo Nacional de Ciencias Naturales/Spanish National Research Council, Madrid, Spain. Team leader: Miguel B. Araújo

$ Research fellow. Global Ecology. January-Agosto 2023. BioCoRe S. Coop, Madrid, Spain. Research: database building and numerical ecology. Team leader: David R Vieites

$ Research fellow. Fire Ecology. February 2022-January 2023. Desertification Research Centre/Spanish National Research Council, Moncada, Spain. Research: Arthropod community recovery following megafires. Supported by Generalitat Valenciana Prometeo. Team leader: Juli G Pausas

$ Research fellow. Community ecology. January 2021-2022. Museo Nacional de Ciencias Naturales/Spanish National Research Council, Madrid, Spain. Research: Amphibian bioprospection using environmental DNA. Supported by European Union LIFE+. Team leader: David R Vieites

$ ARC Research Associate. September-December 2020. School of Biological Sciences - The University of Adelaide, Australia. Research: Colonization history of dingoes in Australia. Team leader: Kieren Mitchell

$ ARC Research Associate. July-September 2020. School of Biological Sciences - The University of Adelaide, Australia. Research: Multivariate analysis of SNP data. Team leader: Christian Huber

$ ARC Research Associate. 2018-2020. School of Biological Sciences - The University of Adelaide, Australia. Research: Megafauna palaeoecology using radiocarbon dates. Team leader: Jeremy Austin

$ Postdoc Fellow. 2013-2015. Museo Nacional de Ciencias Naturales - Spanish National Research Council, Madrid, Spain. Team leaders: Miguel B Araújo & David R Vieites. Research: Ectotherm physiology at thermal limits

$ PhD. Demography. 2007-2012. School of Biological Sciences, The University of Adelaide, Australia. Thesis = Resolving conceptual confusion and quantifying cross-taxa patterns of 'density dependence' in population ecology (212 pp) - Excellence Dean Commendation Award. Supervisors: Corey JA Bradshaw (principal), Barry W Brook & Steven Delean

$ MPhil. Marine Ecology. 1992-1996. School of Marine Science & Technology, The University of Newcastle upon Tyne, UK. Thesis = Initial benthic recovery following fly ash dumping off the Northumberland coast (125 pp). Supervisor: Christopher LJ Frid

$ BSc. Biology (Zoology). 1986-1991. Faculty of Biological Sciences, Valencia University, Spain

Career Interruptions: 1997-1998 (civil service with Red Cross) and parenting (1999-2006, 2016-2017).

 

I am a fan of ordination methods as tools of visualisation of complex information.

POSTGRADUATE (courses lectured)
$ Mutivariate ordination methods for ecology and conservation. National Museum of Natural Sciences, Spanish National Research Council, Madrid, Spain. 3-8 October 2016
$ Mutivariate ordination methods for ecology and conservation. Centro de Ecología y Biodiversidad & Universidad Ricardo Palma, Lima, Peru. 18-23 July 2016
$ Mutivariate ordination methods for marine environmental impact assessment. Aquabiosfera & Universidad Jorge Tadeo Lozano, Bogota, Colombia. 11-16 July 2016
$ Multivariate analyses in biodiversity studies for environmental impact assessment and protected areas. Universidad Pedagógica y Tecnológica de Colombia, Tunja, Colombia. 5-9 February 2008
$ Multivariate analyses: ordination, correlation and difference with biodiversity data. Fundación Omacha, Bogota, Colombia. 5 rounds: 27 June-1 July 2005 + 5-9 July 2005 + 11-15 July 2005 + 9-13 October 2006 + 17-21 October 2006
$ A practical approach to multivariate analyses for fisheries and aquaculture. Universidad Jorge Tadeo Lozano, Bogota, Colombia. 7-11 June 2005
$ A practical approach to the study of biodiversity through multivariate methods. Universidad Nacional Agraria La Molina, Lima, Peru. 22-29 November 2004
$ Quantitative zoology: multivariate analyses and aquatic mammal research. Pontificia Universidad Javeriana, Bogota, Colombia. 6-27 June 2003
$ Measurements of biological diversity by means of multivariate methods. El Colegio de la Frontera Sur, Chetumal, Mexico. Three rounds: November 2001 + October 2003 & 2004. Supported (2001 & 2003) by ‘Cátedras Universitarias Especiales' (Mexican Government - competitive funding)

References: Sophie Calmé and Oscar David Solano Plazas

UNDERGRADUATE (courses demonstrated)
$ Research Methods in Environmental Biology III (statistics for ecology). ENV BIOL 3006. School of Earth & Environmental Sciences, Adelaide University, Australia. 2012
$ Ecological issues (statistics for ecology). 3020 ENV BIOL 1002. School of Earth & Environmental Sciences, Adelaide University, Australia. 2011
$ Ecological issues (ecology and biodiversity conservation). 2920 ENV BIOL 1002. School of Earth & Environmental Sciences, Adelaide University, Australia. 2009

Others' grants / Review College
I review grant applications biannually for the British Ecological Society since 2015

My grants / Competitive funding
$ Prime-XS 275 / European Union 7th Framework. Expression and evolution of heat-shock proteins at the extremes of the thermal niche of Iberian reptiles (Postdoc) = ~EU50K for proteome sequencing at Functional Genomics Centre Zurich, Switzerland (2013-2015)
$ Large Research Grant 4496-5470 - British Ecological Society, UK. Heat-shock proteins as biomarkers of the thermal niche of Iberian reptiles (Postdoc) = £20K (2014-2015)
$ Endeavour International Postgraduate Scholarship (PhD). Australian Research Council and The University of Adelaide, Australia. Factors controlling population size and extinction risk (PhD) = tuition fees + living stipend (2008-2012)
$ Small Ecological Research Grant 1159/1438 - British Ecological Society, UK. Macrobenthic assemblages in an Andean high-altitude lake system from the lguaque-Guantiva-La Rusia Paramo-Montane forest corridor, Boyaca, Colombia (Freelance research) = £2,444 (2007-2008)
$ Small Ecological Research Grant 1897 - British Ecological Society, UK. Ecology and biodiversity of the stygobiont fauna from the Ullal de Cabanes Cave, Spain, Western Mediterranean (Freelance research) = £850 (2001-2003)
$ Postgraduate Grant (MPhil).- Balaguer-Gonel Hermanos Foundation, Spain. Recovery of marine bottoms following fly-ash disposal off Northumberland = EU3K (1994-1995)
   
My consultancy 
$ Unit of excellence application in global ecology (2012-2015 Research Report & 2017-2020 Strategic Program). Duty: writing funding proposal on behalf of the Department of Biogeography and Global Change for the 2016 María de Maeztu program of research excellence (Spanish Ministry of Economy, Industry and Competitiveness). 2015-2016 (application and rejoinders submitted in October 2016 and February 2017, respectively)
$ Megafauna extinctions from Late-Pleistocene Sahul, Adelaide. The Environment Institute, University of Adelaide (Australia). Duty: Collation of database (‘FosSahul': published in AEKOS & Scientific Data) of Pleistocene & Holocene vertebrate fossil ages from Australia and Papua New Guinea. Two workshops attended in Linnaeus (21-25/10/2013) and Hobart (25-31/10/2014). 2012-2016. 
$ Rapid Biodiversity Assessment, Contamana, Amazon. Conservation Data Centre and National University 'Agraria La Molina' (Peru). Duty: Field photography. 2004  
$ Environmental Impact Assessment, Unelco Power Station, Tenerife. La Laguna University (Spain). Duty: Invertebrate taxonomy and data analyses. 1997-2001

RESEARCH PAPERS (Orcid | GoogleScholar)

In Review
$ Herrando-Pérez S, TW Stafford (2025) Making vertebrate fossil radiocarbon dates more useful for global scientific research
$ Herrando-Pérez S, KJ Mitchell, JR Southon, CSM Turney, TW Stafford (2025) MEGA14C, a database of radiocarbon dates from Holarctic mammal collagen purified with high-quality chemistry

Published
$ Herrando-Pérez S, F Saltré (2023) Estimating extinction time using radiocarbon dates. Quaternary Geochronology 79: 101489. Blog published here
$ Pausas JG, L Álvarez-Ruiz, A Baz, J Belliure, G Benítez, PP Ferrer-Gallego, S Herrando-Pérez, JN Jiménez, E Laguna, E Mínguez, S Montagud, R Outerelo, V Roca, X Santos, AJ Velázquez de Castro, A Viñolas, J Cifuentes, JD Gilgado (2023) Postfire biodiversity database for eastern Iberia. Scientific Data 10: 872. Dataset available here
$ Bradshaw CJA, S Herrando-Pérez (2023) Logistic-growth models measuring density feedback are sensitive to population declines, but not fluctuating carrying capacity. Ecology and Evolution 13: e10010.
$ Herrando-Pérez S, DR Vieites, MB Araújo (2023) Novel physiological data needed for progress in global change ecology. Basic and Applied Ecology 67:32-47.  Blog published here
$ Herrando-Pérez S, R Tobler, CD Huber (2021) smartsnp, an R package for fast multivariate analysis of big genomic data. Methods in Ecology and Evolution 12(1):2084-2093 (journal cover). Blog published here and here
$ Herrando-Pérez S (2021) Bone need not remain an elephant in the room for radiocarbon dating. Royal Society Open Science 7: 201351. Blog published here
$ Herrando-Pérez S, J Belliure, F Ferri-Yáñez, TV van den Burg, W Beukema, MB Araújo, JS Terblanche, DR Vieites  (2020) Water deprivation drives intraspecific variability in lizard heat tolerance. Basic and Applied Ecology 48: 37-51. See  blog here and press release here
$ van den Burg T, S Herrando-Pérez, DR Vieites (2020) ACDC: a global database of amphibian cytochrome-b sequences using reproducible curation for Genbank records. Scientific Data 7:268. Deposited here
$ Armbrecht L, S Herrando-Pérez, R Eisenhofer, G Hallegraeff, C Bolch, A Cooper (2020) An optimized method for the extraction of ancient eukaryote DNA from marine sediments. Molecular Ecology Resources 20(4):906-919.
$ Herrando-Pérez S, C Monasterio, W Beukema, V Gomes, F Ferri-Yáñez, DR Vieites, LB Buckley, MB Araújo (2020) Heat tolerance is more variable than cold tolerance across species of Iberian lizards after controlling for intraspecific variation. Functional Ecology 34(3):631-645. See press release here and blog here. Dataset available here
$ Herrando-Pérez S, CJA Bradshaw, S Lewandowsky, DR Vieites (2019) Statistical language backs conservatism in climate-change assessments. Bioscience 69(3): 209-219. See press releases here and here, and blogs for The Conversation/Spain and ConservationBytes
$ Herrando-Pérez S, F Ferri-Yáñez , C Monasterio, W Beukema, V Gomes, J Belliure, SL Chown, DR Vieites, MB Araújo (2019) Intraspecific variation in lizard heat tolerance alters estimates of climate impact. Journal of Animal Ecology 88(2):247-257 (journal cover). See blog. Dataset available here
$ Rodríguez-Rey M, S Herrando-Pérez, BW Brook, F Saltré, J Alroy, NJ Beeton, MI Bird, A Cooper, R Gillespie, Z Jacobs, CN Johnson, GH Miller, GJ Prideaux, RG Roberts, CSM Turney, CJA Bradshaw (2016) A comprehensive database of quality-rated fossil ages for Sahul's Quaternary vertebrates. Scientific Data 3(16005):1-7. Dababase published in AEKOS on 19/11/15
$ Johnson CN, J Alroy, NJ Beeton, MI Bird, BW Brook, A Cooper, R Gillespie, S Herrando-Pérez, Z Jacobs, GH Miller, GJ Prideaux, RG Roberts, M Rodríguez-Rey, F Saltré, CSM Turney, CJA Bradshaw (2016) What caused extinction of the Pleistocene megafauna of Sahul? Proceedings of the Royal Society B 283(1824):1-8
$ Saltré F, M Rodriguez-Rey, BW Brook, CN Johnson, CS Turney, J Alroy, A Cooper, N Beeton, MI Bird, DA Fordham, R Gillespie, S Herrando-Pérez, Z Jacobs, GH Miller, D Nogués-Bravo, GJ Prideaux, RG Roberts, CJA Bradshaw (2016) Climate change not to blame for late Quaternary megafauna extinctions in Australia. Nature Communications 7(10511):1-7
$ Rodriguez-Rey M, S Herrando-Pérez, R Gillespie, Z Jacobs, F Saltré, BW Brook, GJ Prideaux, RG Roberts, A Cooper, J Alroy, GH Miller, MI Bird, CN Johnson, N Beeton, CS Turney, CJA Bradshaw (2015) Criteria for assessing the quality of Middle Pleistocene to Holocene vertebrate fossil ages. Quaternary Geochronology 30:69-79
$ Bradshaw CJA, BW Brook, S Delean, DA Fordham, S Herrando-Pérez, P Cassey, R Early, CH Sekercioglu, MB Araujo (2014) Predictors of contraction and expansion of area of occupancy for British birds. Proceedings of the Royal Society B 281(1786):1-9
$ Herrando-Pérez S, S Delean, BW Brook, P Cassey, CJA Bradshaw (2014) Spatial climate patterns explain negligible variation in strength of compensatory density feedback in birds and mammals. PLoS ONE 9(e91536):1-12
$ Herrando-Pérez S, BW Brook, CJA Bradshaw (2014) Clarity and precision of language are a necessary route in ecology. BioScience 64(5):373-374
$ Herrando-Pérez S, BW Brook, CJA Bradshaw (2014) Ecology needs a convention of nomenclature. BioScience 64(4):311-321. See blog
$ Herrando-Pérez S (2013) Climate change heats matrix population models. Journal of Animal Ecology 82(6):1117-1119
$ Herrando-Pérez S, S Delean, BW Brook, CJA Bradshaw (2012) Decoupling of component and ensemble density feedbacks in birds and mammals. Ecology 93(7):1728-1740. See blog
$ Herrando-Pérez S, S Delean, BW Brook, CJA Bradshaw (2012) Density dependence: an ecological Tower of Babel. Oecologia 170(3):583-603. Talk given at INTECOL 2007 (Brisbane, Australia, August 2009) and see blog
$ Herrando-Pérez S, S Delean, BW Brook, CJA Bradshaw (2012) Strength of density feedback in census data increases from slow to fast life histories. Ecology and Evolution 2(8):1922-1934. Talk given at ‘Royal Society of South Australia' Awards - runner-up prize (Adelaide, Australia, April 2011)
$ Brusa F, LHL Negrete, Y Herrerra-Martínez, S Herrando-Pérez (2012) Girardiae festae (Borelli, 1898) (Platyhelminthes: Tricladida: Dugesiidae): distribution extension in a high-altitude lake from Colombia. Check List 8(2):276-279
$ Pesic V, T Chatterjee, Y Herrera-Martínez, S Herrando-Pérez (2010) Wandesia (Partnuniella) lehmanni - a new water mite species (Acari: Hydrachnidia, Hydryphantidae) from a high-altitude lake in the Colombian Andes. International Journal of Acarology 36(1):53-58. Supported by British Ecological Society ‘Small Ecological Research Grant' (competitive funding)
$ Luja VH, S Herrando-Pérez, D González-Solís, L Luiselli (2008) Secondary rainforests are not havens for reptile species in tropical Mexico. Biotropica 40(6):747-757
$ Herrando-Pérez S, M Baratti, G Messana (2008) Subterranean ecological research and multivariate statistics. Journal of Cave and Karst Studies 70(2):120-128. Talk given at ‘I Congreso Valenciano de Espleología' (Alcoy, Alicante, Spain, April 2006)
$ La Torre-Cuadros MA, S Herrando-Pérez, K Young (2007) Diversity and structural patterns for tropical montane and premontane forests of Central Peru, with an assessment of the use of higher-taxon surrogacy. Biodiversity and Conservation 16(10):2965-2988
$ Baquero E, S Herrando-Pérez, R Jordana (2006) A new species of Arrhopalites (Collembola, Symphypleona, Arrhopalitidae) from a cave on the Central East Iberian Peninsula. Subterranean Biology 3:81-86
$ Bruce NL, S Herrando-Pérez (2005) Kensleylana briani, a new genus and species of freshwater cave-dwelling cirolanid (Crustacea: Isopoda) from Spain. Proceedings of the Biological Society of Washington 118(1):74-83.
$ de Grave S, S Herrando-Pérez (2003) A new species of Typhlocirolana (Isopoda, Cirolanidae) from the Ullal de la Rambla de Miravet, Spain. Zootaxa 393:1-11. Supported by British Ecological Society ‘Small Ecological Research Grant' (competitive funding)
$ Herrando-Pérez S, G San Martín, J Núñez (2001) Polychaete patterns from an oceanic island in the East Atlantic, La Gomera (Canarian Archipelago). Cahiers de Biologie Marine 42:275-287
$ Herrando-Pérez S, CLJ Frid (2001) Recovery patterns of macrobenthos and sediment at a close fly-ash dumpsite. Sarsia (Marine Biology Research) 86(4-5):389-400. Talk given at VI International Polychaete Conference (Curitiba, Brazil, August 1998)
$ Herrando-Pérez S, CLJ Frid (1998) The cessation of long-term fly-ash dumping: effects on macrobenthos and sediments. Marine Pollution Bulletin 36(10):780-790

POPULAR SCIENCE (Quercus at www.revistaquercus.es, in Spanish)
Three theme series on conservation biology, animal behaviour, climate change and (current) global change

Manuals
$ Herrando-Pérez S, DR Vieites (2019). Uncertainty Handbook (Climate Oureach & University of Bristol, UK) - Spanish translation: free copy available here. Press release (Spanish) here

Blogging
https://conservationbytes.com/2025/06/12/a-long-life-can-be-a-disadvantage
https://conservationbytes.com/2025/05/06/the-colour-of-survival
https://conservationbytes.com/2025/03/31/trapped-in-the-light
https://conservationbytes.com/2025/01/22/iecology-identifies-extent-of-synthetic-polymer-habitats
https://conservationbytes.com/2023/12/18/rextinct-a-new-tool-to-estimate-when-a-species-went-extinct
https://conservationbytes.com/2023/05/29/an-unexpected-journey-of-eels
https://conservationbytes.com/2023/03/06/some-like-it-hot
https://conservationbytes.com/2023/01/30/what-we-know-we-dont-know-about-animal-tolerances-to-high-temperatures
https://blogs.egu.eu/divisions/cl/2022/11/15/communicating-climate-changehttps://conservationbytes.com/2022/04/19/bane-of-the-bees
https://conservationbytes.com/2022/04/04/a-cascade-of-otters
https://conservationbytes.com/2021/12/30/fancy-a-pangolin-infected-with-coronavirus-apparently-many-people-do
https://conservationbytes.com/2021/10/12/citizens-meet-coral-gardening
https://conservationbytes.com/2021/07/29/smart-genetic-analysis-made-fast-and-easy
https://conservationbytes.com/2021/06/15/a-domesticated-planet
https://conservationbytes.com/2021/02/07/citizens-ask-the-experts-in-climate-change-communication
https://conservationbytes.com/2021/01/22/ancient-bones-how-old
https://conservationbytes.com/2020/11/24/citizens-ask-the-expert-in-climate-physics
https://conservationbytes.com/2020/08/12/many-animals-wont-cope-with-climate-change-without-access-to-ample-drinking-water
https://conservationbytes.com/2020/08/03/double-standards-climate-change-vs-covid-19
https://conservationbytes.com/2020/01/14/heat-tolerance-highly-variable-among-populations
https://conservationbytes.com/2019/12/02/adult-disguises
https://conservationbytes.com/2019/07/31/nothing-like-a-good-forest
https://conservationbytes.com/2019/03/31/even-the-ipcc-undersells-the-climate-emergency
https://theconversation.com/hablemos-claro-sobre-cambio-climatico-las-evaluaciones-se-quedan-cortas
https://conservationbytes.com/2019/02/01/thirsty-forests
https://conservationbytes.com/2018/11/12/why-a-young-scientist-should-blog
https://conservationbytes.com/2018/10/29/ecophysiological-feedbacks-under-climate-change
https://conservationbytes.com/2018/10/02/sex-on-the-beach
https://conservationbytes.com/2018/06/05/communicating-climate-change
https://conservationbytes.com/2018/03/13/penguins-cheated-by-ecosystem-change
https://conservationbytes.com/2017/11/22/microclimates-thermal-shields-against-global-warming-for-small-herps
https://conservationbytes.com/2017/09/07/less-snow-from-climate-change-pushes-evolution-of-browner-birds
https://conservationbytes.com/2017/05/31/its-not-all-about-temperature-for-corals
https://conservationbytes.com/2017/05/15/spring-asynchrony-in-migratory-birds
https://conservationbytes.com/2017/04/18/noses-baffled-by-ocean-acidification
https://conservationbytes.com/2017/03/09/singin-in-the-heat
https://conservationbytes.com/2017/02/01/to-feed-or-to-perish-in-an-iceless-world
https://conservationbytes.com/2017/01/02/where-do-citizens-stand-on-climate-change
http://conservationbytes.com/2014/02/24/are-we-speaking-the-same-ecological-language
http://conservationbytes.com/2014/01/20/noisy-oceans
http://conservationbytes.com/2013/10/31/translocations-keep-it-in-the-family
http://conservationbytes.com/2013/05/13/learning-from-danger
http://conservationbytes.com/2013/03/18/food-for-sex
http://conservationbytes.com/2013/01/14/translocations-genetic-rescue-paradox
http://conservationbytes.com/2012/11/28/individuals-a-population-to-conserve-make
http://conservationbytes.com/2012/11/01/toothed-conflict
http://conservationbytes.com/2012/10/11/the-biodiversity-club
http://conservationbytes.com/2012/09/17/ecology-tower-babel
http://conservationbytes.com/2012/09/04/climate-of-climate-change
http://conservationbytes.com/2012/07/30/malady-of-numbers
http://conservationbytes.com/2012/07/05/ghost-extinctions
http://conservationbytes.com/2012/06/15/invaders-double-edge
http://conservationbytes.com/2012/05/05/custodians-of-fisheries
http://conservationbytes.com/2012/04/10/wounded-soldiers-of-biodiversity
https://conservationbytes.com/2012/02/17/parts-a-whole-do-not-make
http://conservationbytes.com/2012/01/25/give-way-to-the-invader
http://conservationbytes.com/2011/11/02/oceans-need-their-giants
http://conservationbytes.com/2011/09/27/glitters-is-not-gold
http://conservationbytes.com/2011/09/01/gone-with-the-birds
http://conservationbytes.com/2011/08/02/pickled-niches
http://conservationbytes.com/2011/07/04/taxonomy-in-the-clouds
http://conservationbytes.com/2011/05/02/silence-of-the-birds
http://conservationbytes.com/2011/04/04/buzzing-to-the-plate
http://conservationbytes.com/2011/02/17/evolution-here-and-now

Articles

$ Herrando-Pérez S (2025) Nuestras mascotas son depredadores. Quercus 472(June): 56-58
$ Herrando-Pérez S (2025) Nos tienen miedo. Quercus 470(April): 56-58
$ Herrando-Pérez S, R Early (2025) El color de la supervivencia. Quercus 468(February): 54-56
$ Herrando-Pérez S (2024) En línea con el plástico. Quercus 466(December): 57-59.
$ Herrando-Pérez S, E García-Berthou (2024) Sin carpas gracias a Judas. Quercus 464(October): 54-56.
$ Herrando-Pérez S, LF Camacho (2024) Atrapados en la luz. Quercus 462(August): 54-56.
$ Herrando-Pérez S (2024) Larga vida en las profundidades. Quercus 460(June): 54-56.
$ Herrando-Pérez S (2024) Directo al corazón del invasor. Quercus 458(April): 54-57.
$ Herrando-Pérez S (2024) Los carnívoros aseguran las carreteras. Quercus 456(February):56-58
$ Herrando-Pérez S, MR Recio (2023) Lobos con gusto marino. Quercus 454(December):54-56
$ Herrando-Pérez S, D Oro (2023) Divorcios en caliente. Quercus 452(October):64-66
$ Herrando-Pérez S (2023) El emperador desde el espacio. Quercus 450(August):64-66
$ Herrando-Pérez S (2023) Elefantes sin fronteras. Quercus 448(June):62-64
$ Herrando-Pérez S, E Díaz (2023) El viaje de las anguilas a ultramar. Quercus 446(April):54-56
$ Herrando-Pérez S, JG Pausas (2023) Carpinteros de la madera quemada. Quercus 444(February):54-56
$ Herrando-Pérez S (2022) Cuidemos esos bichos tan beneficiosos. Quercus 442(December):54-56
$ Herrando-Pérez S (2022) Las lombrices contibuyen al transporte de microplásticos. Quercus 440(October):62-64
$ Herrando-Pérez S (2022) El gusto por lo exótico. Quercus 438(August):54-56
$ Herrando-Pérez S, N Aguilar de Soto (2022) Cuando el ruido suena a peligro. Quercus 436(June, cover page):54-56
$ Herrando-Pérez S (2022) La historia química de las abejas. Quercus 434(April):54-56
$ Herrando-Pérez S (2022) Una cascada con nutrias. Quercus 432(February):52-54
$ Herrando-Pérez S (2021) No pongas un pangolín en tu vida. Quercus 430(December):64-66
$ Herrando-Pérez S (2021) Jardinería marina. Quercus 428(October):56-58
$ Vieites DR, S Herrando-Pérez (2021) Migrar es cuestión de dinero. Quercus 426(Agosto):54-56
$ Herrando-Pérez S, DR Vieites (2021) Mundo domesticado. Quercus 424(June):62-64
$ Vieites DR, S Herrando-Pérez (2021) Facilitar la atención médica reduce la deforestación. Quercus 422(April):54-56
$ Herrando-Pérez S, DR Vieites (2021) Entrevista a Katharine Hayhoe. Quercus 420(February):54-57
$ Herrando-Pérez S, DR Vieites (2020) Entrevista a Ken Calderia. Quercus 418(Diciembre):52-54
$ Vieites DR, S Herrando-Pérez (2020) La vida marina empieza a recuperarse. Quercus 416(October):54-56
$ Herrando-Pérez S, DR Vieites (2020) Doble rasero. Quercus 414(August):64-66
$ Vieites DR, S Herrando-Pérez (2020) Pandemia y extinción masiva. Quercus 412(June):54-56
$ Herrando-Pérez S, DR Vieites (2020) Más ciencia no implica mejor estrategia climática. Quercus 410(April):48-50
$ Vieites DR, S Herrando-Pérez (2020) Bajo el agua. Quercus 408(February):50-52
$ Herrando-Pérez S, DR Vieites (2019) Disfraces de adulto. Quercus 406(December):60-62
$ Vieites DR, S Herrando-Pérez (2019) Amnesia climática. Quercus 404(October):51-53
$ Herrando-Pérez S, DR Vieites (2019) Nada como un buen bosque. Quercus 402(August):59-61
$ Vieites DR, S Herrando-Pérez (2019) Los Picapiedra. Quercus 400(June):69-71.
$ Herrando-Pérez S, S. Lewandowsky, CJA Bradshaw, DR Vieites (2019) Evaluaciones tibias del clima de la Tierra. Quercus 398(April):48-50.
$ Herrando-Pérez S, DR Vieites, F Valladares (2019) Bosques sedientos. Quercus 396(February):59-61.
$ Vieites DR, S Herrando-Pérez (2018) Surcando las olas. Quercus 394(December):51-53.
$ Herrando-Pérez S, DR Vieites (2018) Desigualdad de sexos. Quercus 392(October):49-51.
$ Vieites DR, S Herrando-Pérez (2018) ¡Desempolvad esas libretas de campo! Quercus 390(August):51-53.
$ Herrando-Pérez S, DR Vieites (2018) Cómo divulgar el cambio climático. Quercus 388(April):51-54.
$ Vieites DR, S Herrando-Pérez (2018) Hacia el mundo de Lilliput. Quercus 386(April):51-53.
$ Herrando-Pérez S, DR Vieites (2018) Pinguinos engañados por ecosistemas cambiantes. Quercus 384(February):59-61
$ Vieites DR, S Herrando-Pérez (2017, cover page) Las pulgas de agua desarrollan tolerancia al calor. Quercus 382(December, cover page):78-80
$ Vieites DR, S Herrando-Pérez (2017) El largo olvido. Quercus 381(November):74-76
$ Herrando-Pérez S, DR Vieites (2017) Puñetazos de calor. Quercus 380(October):62-64
$ Herrando-Pérez S, DR Vieites (2017) El microclima va a su aire. Quercus 379(September):54-56
$ Herrando-Pérez S, DR Vieites (2017) Plumas a la moda del clima. Quercus 378(August):54-56
$ Vieites DR, S Herrando-Pérez (2017) Moverse con el cambio climático depende del competidor. Quercus 377(July):60-62
$ Herrando-Pérez S, DR Vieites (2017) No todo es temperatura para los corales. Quercus 376(June):68-70
$ Vieites DR, S Herrando-Pérez (2017) Asincronía primaveral en aves migratorias. Quercus 375(May):68-70
$ Herrando-Pérez S, DR Vieites (2017) Narices confusas por la acidificación. Quercus 374(April):68-70
$ Vieites DR, S Herrando-Pérez (2017) Cucú cantaba la rana. Quercus 373(March):68-70
$ Herrando-Pérez S, DR Vieites (2017, cover page) Comer o perecer en un mundo sin hielo. Quercus 372(February, cover page):68-70
$ Herrando-Pérez S, DR Vieites, MB Araújo (2017) ¿Cómo percibimos el cambio climático? Quercus 371(January):54-55
$ Herrando-Pérez S (2013) Guerra de sonidos. Quercus 334(December):60-61
$ Herrando-Pérez S (2013) Mucho más que guapo. Quercus 333(November):64-65
$ Herrando-Pérez S (2013) Proteínas con patas. Quercus 332(October):56-57
$ Herrando-Pérez S (2013) Las mudanzas mejor en familia. Quercus 331(September):56-57
$ Herrando-Pérez S (2013) Prueba de paternidad. Quercus 330(August):50-51
$ Herrando-Pérez S (2013) Abrazos los justos. Quercus 329(July):50-51
$ Herrando-Pérez S (2013) Aprender del peligro. Quercus 328(June):62-63
$ Herrando-Pérez S (2013) Posturas para no morir. Quercus 327(May):58-59
$ Herrando-Pérez S (2013) Sexo boca abajo. Quercus 326(April):56-57
$ Herrando-Pérez S (2013) Razones de sexo. Quercus 325(March):56-57
$ Herrando-Pérez S (2013) Brújulas de calor. Quercus 324(February):54-55
$ Herrando-Pérez S (2013) Un año de comportamiento animal. Quercus 323(January):52-53
$ Herrando-Pérez S (2012) El club de la biodiversidad. Quercus 322(December):52-53
$ Herrando-Pérez S (2012) Un conflicto con muchos dientes. Quercus 320(October):56-57
$ Herrando-Pérez S (2012) El enrarecido clima del cambio climático. Quercus 319(September):54-55
$ Herrando-Pérez S (2012) La enfermedad de los números. Quercus 318(August):44-45
$ Herrando-Pérez S (2012) Extinciones fantasmas. Quercus 317(July):46-47
$ Herrando-Pérez S (2012) Invasiones con doble filo. Quercus 316(June):50-52
$ Herrando-Pérez S (2012) Con tiburones hay vieiras. Quercus 315(May):50-51
$ Herrando-Pérez S (2012) Ministerio de economía y medio ambiente. Quercus 314(April):56-57
$ Herrando-Pérez S (2012) Proteínas para el estrés. Quercus 313(March):54-55
$ Herrando-Pérez S (2012) Ceda paso al invasor. Quercus 312(February):52-53
$ Herrando-Pérez S (2011) Genes frescos, pero deprimentes. Quercus 311(January):50-51
$ Herrando-Pérez S (2011) ¿Pezgrandones? No, gracias. Quercus 309(November):48-49
$ Herrando-Pérez S (2011) No es oro todo lo que reluce. Quercus 308(October):52-53
$ Herrando-Pérez S (2011) Ahora, adivina de dónde vengo. Quercus 307(September):54-55
$ Herrando-Pérez S (2011) Adivina dónde vivo. Quercus 306(August):48-49
$ Herrando-Pérez S (2011) Inflación por las nubes. Quercus 305(July):48-49
$ Herrando-Pérez S (2011) El silencio de los pájaros. Quercus 303(May):50-51
$ Herrando-Pérez S (2011) Zumbidos en el paladar. Quercus 302(April):50-51
$ Herrando-Pérez S (2011) Evolución aquí y ahora. Quercus 301(March):66-67
$ Herrando-Pérez S (2011) Extinguir especies: un negocio rentable. Quercus 299(January):46-47
$ Herrando-Pérez S (2005) Ullal de Miravet, un tesoro natural bajo tierra. Quercus 230(April):20-26
$ Herrando-Pérez S, J Núñez, G San Martín, (2000) Poliquetos, atletas de los mares. Quercus 175(September):16-24
$ Herrando-Pérez S (1999) Recolección de insectos: Cuando los medios no justifican el fin. Quercus 164(October):64-65

 

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