Publications

Huarong Zhang; Miller, MP; Feng Yang; Hon Ki Chan; Gaubert, P; Ades, G; Fischer, GA. 2015. Molecular tracing of confiscated pangolin scales for conservation and illegal trade monitoring in Southeast Asia. GLOBAL ECOLOGY AND CONSERVATION. 4. p414-422.

Hubert, N; Calcagno, V; Etienne, RS; Mouquet, N. 2015. Metacommunity speciation models and their implications for diversification theory. ECOLOGY LETTERS. 18. p864-881.

Hubert, N; Espiau, B; Meyer, C; Planes, S. 2015. Identifying the ichthyoplankton of a coral reef using DNA barcodes. Molecular Ecology Resources 15(1): 57-67..

Hubert, N; Hanner, R. 2015. DNA barcoding, species delineation and taxonomy: a historical perspective. DNA Barcodes 3(1): 44-58..

Jarvis, ED; Mirarab, S; Aberer, AJ; Li, B; Houde, P; Li, C; Ho, SYW; Faircloth, BC; Nabholz, B; Howard, JT; Suh, A; Weber, CC; da Fonseca, RR; Alfaro-Nunez, A; Narula, N; Liu, L; Burt, D; Ellegren, H; Edwards, SV; Stamatakis, A; Mindell, DP; Cracraft, J; Braun, EL; Warnow, T; Jun, W; Gilbert, MTP; Zhang, GJ. 2015. Phylogenomic analyses data of the avian phylogenomics project. GIGASCIENCE. 4.

Jashashvili, T; Dowdeswell, MR; Lebrun, R; Carlson, KJ. 2015. Cortical Structure of Hallucal Metatarsals and Locomotor Adaptations in Hominoids. PLOS ONE. 10.

Jasmin, J-N; Devaux, C. 2015. Laterality of leaf cutting in the attine ant Acromyrmex echinatior. INSECTES SOCIAUX. 62. p109-114.

Jiyipong, T; Morand, S; Jittapalapong, S; Rolain, J-M. 2015. Bartonella spp. Infections in Rodents of Cambodia, Lao PDR, and Thailand: Identifying Risky Habitats. VECTOR-BORNE AND ZOONOTIC DISEASES. 15. p48-55.

Jouhanneau, M; Goudet, C; Moussu, C; Tashiro, T; Buatois, B; Mori, K; Ganem, G; Keller, M. 2015. Peripubertal exposure to male chemosignals accelerates vaginal opening and induces male-directed odor preference in female mice. FRONTIERS IN ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTION. 3.

Jrijer, J; Bordes, F; Morand, S; Neifar, L. 2015. A Survey of Nematode Parasites of Small Mammals in Tunisia, North Africa: Diversity of Species and Zoonotic Implications. COMPARATIVE PARASITOLOGY. 82. p204-210.

Kéfi, S; Berlow, EL; Wieters, EA; Joppa, LN; Wood, SA; Brose, U; Navarette, SA. 2015. Network structure beyond food webs: mapping non-trophic and trophic interactions on Chilean rocky shores. ECOLOGY. 96. p291-303.

Keith, P; Busson, F; Sauri, S; Hubert, N; Hadiaty, R. 2015. A new Stiphodon (Gobiidae) from Indonesia. CYBIUM. 39. p219-225.

Keith, P; Lord, C; Busson, F; Sauri, S; Hubert, N; Hadiaty, R. 2015. A new species of Sicyopterus (Gobiidae) from Indonesia. Cybium 39(3): 219-225..

Kocher, A; Desquesnes, M; Yangtara, S; Morand, S; Jittapalapong, S. 2015. Is the Oriental House Rat (Rattus tanezumi) a Potential Reservoir for Trypanosoma evansi in Thailand?. JOURNAL OF WILDLIFE DISEASES. 51. p719-723.

Kokko, H; Hochberg, ME. 2015. Towards cancer-aware life-history modelling. PHILOSOPHICAL TRANSACTIONS OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY B-BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES. 370.

Kosoy, M; Khlyap, L; Cosson, J-F; Morand, S. 2015. Aboriginal and Invasive Rats of Genus Rattus as Hosts of Infectious Agents. VECTOR-BORNE AND ZOONOTIC DISEASES. 15. p3-12.

Krasnov, BR; Shenbrot, GI; Khokhlova, IS; Stanko, M; Morand, S; Mouillot, D. 2015. Assembly rules of ectoparasite communities across scales: combining patterns of abiotic factors, host composition, geographic space, phylogeny and traits. ECOGRAPHY. 38. p184-197.

Laffont-Schwob, I; Triboit, F; Prudent, P; Soulie-Marsche, I; Rabier, J; Despreaux, M; Thiery, A. 2015. Trace metal extraction and biomass production by spontaneous vegetation in temporary Mediterranean stormwater highway retention ponds: Freshwater macroalgae (Chara spp.) vs. cattails (Typha spp.). ECOLOGICAL ENGINEERING. 81. p173-181.

Lajaunie, C; Morand, S. 2015. A legal tool for participatory methods in land systems science: the Thai model of Health Impact Assessment and the consideration of zoonotic diseases concerns into policies. Global Land Project News 11: 30-32..

Lalis, A; Evin, A; Janier, M; Koivogui, L; Denys, C. 2015. Host evolution in Mastomys natalensis (Rodentia: Muridae): An integrative approach using geometric morphometrics and genetics. INTEGRATIVE ZOOLOGY. 10. p505-514.

Laporte, M; Leblois, R; Coulon, A; Bonhomme, F; Magnan, P; Berrebi, P. 2015. Genetic structure of a vulnerable species, the freshwater blenny (Salaria fluviatilis). CONSERVATION GENETICS. 16. p571-581.

Laporte, M; Rogers, SM; Dion-Côté, AM; Normandeau, E; Gagnaire, P-A; Dalziel, AC; Chebib, J; Bernatchez, L. 2015. RAD-QTL Mapping Reveals Both Genome-Level Parallelism and Different Genetic Architecture Underlying the Evolution of Body Shape in Lake Whitefish (Coregonus clupeaformis) Species Pairs. G3-GENES GENOMES GENETICS. 5. p1481-1491.

Latinne, A; Meynard, CN; Herbreteau, V; Waengsothorn, S; Morand, S; Michaux, JR. 2015. Influence of past and future climate changes on the distribution of three Southeast Asian murine rodents. JOURNAL OF BIOGEOGRAPHY. 42. p1714-1726.

Lavergne, A; De Thoisy, B; Donato, D; Guidez, A; Matheus, S; Catzeflis, F; Lacoste, V. 2015. Patawa Virus, a New Arenavirus Hosted by Forest Rodents in French Guiana. ECOHEALTH. 12. p339-346.

Le Goff, E; Martinand-Mari, C; Martin, M; Feuillard, J; Boublik, Y; Godefroy, N; Mangeat, P; Baghdiguian, S; Cavalli, G. 2015. Enhancer of zeste acts as a major developmental regulator of Ciona intestinalis embryogenesise. BIOLOGY OPEN. 4. p1109-1121.

Le Stradic, S; Silveira, FAO; Buisson, E; Cazelles, K; Carvalho, V; Fernandes, GW. 2015. Diversity of germination strategies and seed dormancy in herbaceous species of campo rupestre grasslands. AUSTRAL ECOLOGY. 40. p537-546.

Ledru, MP; Reimold, WU; Ariztegui, D; Bard, E; Crosta, AP; Riccomini, C; Sawakuchi, AO. 2015. Why deep drilling in the Colonia Basin (Brazil)?. SCIENTIFIC DRILLING. 20. p33-39.

Lefoulon, E; Bain, O; Bourret, J; Junker, K; Guerrero, R; Cañizales, I; Kuzmin, Y; Satoto, TBT; Cardenas, JM; de Souza Lima, S; Raccurt, C; Mutafchiev, Y; Gavotte, L; Martin, C. 2015. Shaking the tree: Multi-locus sequence typing usurps current onchocercid (filarial nematode) phylogeny. PLoS Neglected Tropical Diseases 9(11): e0004233..

Lihoreau, F; Boisserie, J-R; Manthi, FK; Ducrocq, S. 2015. Hippos stem from the longest sequence of terrestrial cetartiodactyl evolution in Africa. NATURE COMMUNICATIONS. 6.

Lihoreau, F; Hautier, L; Mahboubi, M. 2015. The new Algerian locality of Bir el Ater 3: validity of Libycosaurus algeriensis (Mammalia, Hippopotamoidea) and the age of the Nementcha Formation. Palaeovertebrata 39(2): e1..