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Indigenous communities hold a huge and unique source of ecological knowledge

A study has found that indigenous people in the rainforests of Gabon have knowledge of plant and fruit-eating animal interactions that exceeds that found in academic ...

seminar thuesday 14 december 2021

Microplastics in the freshwater ecosystem: unveiling the drivers of their spatio-temporal variability and of their ingestion by aquatic organisms

Aline De Carvalho, postdoc at Biogéosciences, will present ...

Alexandre Pohl article published in Nature Communications

Picturing our planet and its climate, 520 million years ago, when animals diversified throughout the oceans

Complex forms of animal life, including the ancestors of most of ...

City and forest ants are surprisingly similar genetically

City life could lead to differential evolution between urban and forest populations. Aurelie Khimoun and her collaborators showed, in their article published in Biology Letters, that urban ...

seminar – Friday 20th December 2019

A tale of two symbioses: molecular mechanisms underlying insect-microbe associations

Aurélien Vigneron

Amphitheatre Guyton de Morveau, 11 AM

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seminar – Monday 16th December 2019

Deciding is hard! Interplay between individual phenotype and environmental conditions on mating patterns, timing of reproduction and sex allocation

Thomas Merkling

Amphitheatre Courtois, 1PM

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seminar – Friday 13th December 2019

Short and long-term consequences of the early developmental period

Dr Raquel Monclus-Burgoa, Biogéosciences, UMR 6282 CNRS, Université Bourgogne Franche-Comté, EPHE

Friday 13th December 2019, amphitheatre Monge, 11AM

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seminar – Friday 29th November 2019

Ecology and Evolution of a unisexual fish, the Amazon molly

Pr Ingo Shlupp, Dept of Biology - University of Oklahoma - USA

Amphitheatre Monge, 11AM

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seminar – Friday 15th November 2019

Male investment in sperm quality - from evolutionary ecology to ecotoxicology

Dr Fabrice Helfenstein, Institute of biology, University of Neuchâtel, Suisse

amphitheatre Monge, 11 AM

Sperm quality ...

seminar – Friday 22nd November 2019

Pollinator networks: structure, stability and land-use

Dr Adam J. Vanbergen, UMR Agroecologie - INRA Dijon

Amphitheatre Monge, 11AM

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seminar – Friday 18th October 2019

Parasite diversity of the two freshwater turtles Emys orbicularis and Mauremys leprosa across European aquatic ecosystems: Origin and evolution

Pr Olivier Verneau, Centre de Formation et de Recherche sur ...

seminar – Friday 8th February 2019

Evolution’s bite: a story about teeth, diet, and human origins

Professor Peter Ungar, Chair of Anthropology, University of Arkansas

Amphitheatre Monge, 11AM

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