Rueda, J. (Juan)
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- An alien ectosymbiotic branchiobdellidan (Annelida: Clitellata) adopting exotic crayfish: a biological co-invasion with unpredictable consequences(2015) Vedia, I. (Iván); Garcia-Roger, E.M. (Eduardo M.); Baquero-Martin, E. (Enrique); Rueda, J. (Juan); Miranda-Ferreiro, R. (Rafael); Gelder, S.R. (Stuart R.); Escudero, J. (Javier)Invasive alien species present a global threat to biodiversity, particularly where pathogens and symbionts are involved. Branchiobdellidans are clitellate annelids with an obligate ectosymbiotic association primarily on astacoidean crayfish. There are several examples of branchiobdellidan species adopting a geographically exotic host where endemic and exotic crayfishes cohabit the same water body. The first records of a western North American branchiobdellidan, Xironogiton victoriensis, adopting the eastern North American crayfish, Procambarus clarkii, in 2 river basins in Spain provide further evidence of the ectosymbionts’ tolerance to adopt an exotic host. Given worldwide translocations of these and other commercial crayfish species, limnologists and agency managers need to be alert for further introductions of X. victoriensis and other branchiobdellidans. Impacts of these exotic ectosymbionts on habitat and biota at a new location are unknown, as are their consequences on native biodiversity
- El niño con tics: su personalidad y su entorno(1981) Rueda, J. (Juan); Narbona, J. (Juan); Martinez-Vila, E. (Eduardo)Los tics en la infancia tienen una presentación primaria o, más frecuentemente, secundaria con un cortejo psicopatológico y ambiental al que es preciso atender de forma preferente. Se discuten los datos de la literatura, a propósito de ocho pacientes con tics de tipo secundario y de un caso de enfermedad de Gilles de Tourette.