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Editorial Team
Segretario di redazione: Fabrizia Gianni
Direttore responsabile: Luciano Luciani
Redazione: Museo di Storia Naturale e del Territorio via Roma, 103 -56011- Calci (Pi)
Sandra Bocelli doc. Sc. Nat. Pisa
Francesca Civile doc. Lettere Pisa
Brunella Danesi doc. Sc. Nat. Pistoia
Isabella Marini doc. Sc. Nat. Pisa
Amministrazione: ETS piazza Carrara - Pisa fax 06233238204
Stampa: ETS - Pisa
Collaboratori
Maria Arcà Centro studi Ac. Nucleici CNR Roma
Maria Bellucci doc. St. Fil. L. Sc. Copernico Prato
Claudia Binelli doc. Sc. Nat. Torino
Marcello Buiatti doc. Genetica Università di Firenze
Luciana Bussotti doc. Sc. Nat. Livorno
Stefania Consigliere dip. Antropologia Univ. Genova
Luciano Cozzi doc. Sc. Nat. Milano
Tomaso Di Fraia doc. Archeologia Univ. Pisa
Elio Fabri doc. Astronomia Università di Pisa
Tiziano Gorini doc. Lettere Ist. Sup. Livorno
Alessandra Magistrelli doc. Sc. Nat. Roma
Piergiacomo Pagano ENEA Bologna
Marco Piccolino doc. Fisiol. e St. Scienza Università di Ferrara
Giorgio Porrotto cultore di politiche scolastiche Roma
Laura Sbrana doc. Lettere
Marco Tongiorgi doc. Stratigrafia Università di Pisa
Marco A. L. Zuffi Erpetologo Museo St. nat.'Università Pisa
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