Publications

Skarlou, E; Laugier, F; Béthune, K; Chenin, T; Donnay, J-M; Froissard, C; David, P. 2025. Complex genetic determinism of male-fertility restoration in the gynodioecious snail Physa acuta. Journal of Evolutionary Biology 38(11): 1423-1434.

Smit, N. 2025. Strategies, costs and counter-strategies to sexual coercion. Biological Reviews 100(4): 1557-1577.

Souto, J; Marques, JP; Farelo, L; Costa, J; Queirós, J; Pietri, C; Ballesteros, F; Alves, PC; Boursot, P; Melo-Ferreira, J. 2025. Multiple genomic ancestries in the broom hare mark the complex biogeographic history of hares in the Iberian Peninsula. Evolution: qpaf082.

Suranyi, T; Talbot, J; Francis, D; Tcheumeleu, AF; Grondin, P; Rius, D; Ali, AA; Bergeron, Y; Millet, L. 2025. Chironomid assemblages in surface sediments from 182 lakes across New England and Eastern Canada: Development and validation of a new summer temperature transfer function. Quaternary Science Reviews 357: 109333.

Szönyi, V; Aouacheria, A; Gritsch, K; Grosgogeat, B; Vergnes, J-N. 2025. Development of a taxonomy mapping dental services integration: a scoping review protocol. BMJ Open 15(6): e095212.

Tabuce, R; Gernelle, K. 2025. 3D models related to the publication: European mammal turnover driven by a global rapid warming event preceding the Paleocene-Eocene Thermal Maximum. MorphoMuseuM: e275.

Tabuce, R; Marandat, B; Adnet, S; Gernelle, K; Girard, F; Marivaux, L; Solé, F; Schnyder, J; Steurbaut, E; Storme, J-Y; Vianey-Liaud, M; Yans, J. 2025. European mammal turnover driven by a global rapid warming event preceding the Paleocene-Eocene Thermal Maximum. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences USA 122(25): e2505795122.

Tao, H-H; Hsieh, C-H; Hidalgo, M; Dakos, V. 2025. Tracking changes in stability of North Sea Atlantic cod over 40 years. ICES Journal of Marine Science 82(7): fsaf117.

Tao, H-H; Liu, J-H; Orio, A; Casini, M; Spencer, P; Haehn, R; Hsieh, C-H. 2025. Co-occurrence between size groups within populations decreases with maximum body size across marine fish populations. Oikos: e11193.

Tardif, D; Condamine, FL; Streiff, SJR; Sepulchre, P; Couvreur, TLP. 2025. Generating spatialized and seasonal deep-time paleoclimatic information: integration into an environmental-dependent diversification model. Global Ecology and Biogeography 34(4): e70024.

Teixeira, H; Nicoll, MAC; Jaeger, A; Bunbury, N; Choeur, A; A’Bear, L; Lebarbenchon, C; Bielsa, M; Dunn, R; Freeman, R; Jivan Shah, N; Rocamora, G; Calabrese, L; Trevail, AM; Tourmetz, J; Votier, S; Le Corre, M; Humeau, L. 2025. Genetic differentiation in a wide-ranging tropical seabird in the Indian Ocean is linked with oceanographic factors. Diversity and Distributions 31(11): e70078.

Teodoro-Paulo, J; Fernandes, C; Dong, L; Magalhaes, S; Duncan, AB; Alba, JM; Kant, MR. 2025. Suppression of Plant Resistance May Be a Common Trait Among Adapted Herbivores. Ecology and Evolution 15(7): e71706.

Terral, J-F; Bédé, G; Paradis, L; Ivorra, S; Ros, J; Girard, V; Ater, M; Limier, B; Kassout, J. 2025. Understanding how the Argan tree adapts its performance in a heterogeneous environment using wood anatomical and leaf functional traits. Journal of Arid Environments 231: 105473.

Terral, J-F; Creusot, P; Limier, B; Ivorra, S; Bombeau, A; Bernazeau, B; Lochon-Menseau, S; Ater, M; Barbara, H; Girard, V; Pinatel, C; Paradis, L; Testas, J; Kassout, J; Garnier, E. 2025. The potential of sap conduction in the olive tree is linked to aridity conditions of the main cultivation area of varieties and allow to uncover their sensitivity to ongoing climate change. Scientia Horticulturae 339: 113856.

Tessarotto, H; Beulé, T; Cherif, E; Orjuela, J; Farhat, P; Lindström, A; Lemansour, A; Santoni, S; Käfer, J; Aberlenc, F. 2025. Convergent evolution of sex chromosomes in two palm species, Phoenix dactylifera and Kerriodoxa elegans. Annals of Botany: mcaf191.

Tillier, P; Clauzon, S; Ruel, M; Chassagnard, T; Fabre, P-H; Nabholz, B; Puechmaille, S. 2025. Discovery in France of a snakefly species previously thought to be endemic to the Iberian Peninsula: Fibla hesperica Navás, 1915 (Raphidioptera, Inocelliidae). Bulletin de la Société Entomologique de France 130(4): 345-353.

Tong, H; Buffetaut, E; Claude, J. 2025. Skull morphology of Foxemys (Testudines: Pleurodira: Bothremydidae) from the Upper Cretaceous of Massecaps, Cruzy, southern France. Historical Biology: 1-7.

Toriti, M; Fohrer, F; Penagos, C; Girardclos, O; Hunot, J-Y; Brossier, B. 2025. A preliminary anthraco-entomological study of the charred woods of Notre-Dame de Paris France : Towards an assessment of the degradation state of medieval and modern-day roof frames based on woodborer traces. Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports 63: 105075.

Toussaint, EFA; Condamine, FL; Carvalho, APS; Plotkin, DM; Ellis, EA; Dexter, KM; Earl, C; Aduse-Poku, AMF; Chiba, H; Gott, RJ; Maruyama, K; Morais, ABB; Müller, CJ; Peggie, D; Sáfián, S; Vila, R; Warren, AD; Yago, M; Breinholt, JW; Espeland, M; Pierce, NE; Lohman, DJ; Kawahara, AY. 2025. Global climate cooling spurred skipper butterfly diversification. Systematic Biology: sous presse.

Tran Lu Y, A; Ruault, S; Daguin-Thiébaut, C; Le Port, A-S; Ballenghien, M; Castel, J; Gagnaire, P-A; Bierne, N; Arnaud-Haond, S; Poitrimol, C; Thiébaut, E; Lallier, FH; Broquet, T; Jollivet, D; Bonhomme, F; Hourdez, S. 2025. Comparative population genomics unveils congruent secondary suture zone in Southwest Pacific Hydrothermal Vents. Molecular Biology and Evolution 42(2): msaf024.

Tripathi, A; Matey, C; Pariselle, A; Vanhove, MPM. 2025. Monogeneans on exotic Indian freshwater fish. 8. Co-translocation of Cichlidogyrus tilapiae (Monogenea, Dactylogyridae) with pindani Chindongo socolofi (Cichliformes, Cichlidae): first report of this parasite genus in India within aquarium trade facilitie. Parasite 32: 47.

Tu, Y; Li, X; Hayashi, F; Zhang, F; Yang, D; Condamine, FL; Liu, X. 2025. Non-adaptive radiation promotes phenotypic diversification and convergent evolution of aposematic mimicry in a highly diverse genus of Megaloptera. Systematic Biology: syaf030.

Tuslová, P; Benes, J; Budilová, K; Komárková, V; Brychová, V; Juricková, L; Kovaciková, L; Bouby, L; Ivorra, S; Ardjanliev, P. 2025. A Multidisciplinary Approach to Environmental Reconstruction and Viticulture at Roman St. Petkina Niva in the Ohrid Region, North Macedonia. Environmental Archaeology: 1-18.

Ucchesu, M; Ivorra, S; Bonhomme, V; Pastor, T; Aranguren, B; Bacchetta, G; Bosi, G; Cardarelli, A; Depalmas, A; de Zuccato, G; Florenzano, A; Gibaja-Bao, JF; Mariotti Lippi, M; Mazzucco, N; Mercuri, AM; Mineo, M; Mori Secci, M; Nisbet, R; Pellacani, G; Perazzi, P; Rottoli, M; Salzani, L; Sarigu, M; Usai, A; Bouby, L. 2025. Tracing the emergence of domesticated grapevine in Italy. PLoS ONE 20(4): e0321653.

Van Cauwelaert, EM; Li, K; Hajian-Forooshani, Z; Vandermeer, J; Benitez, M. 2025. Interplay between harvesting, planting density, and ripening time affects coffee leaf rust dispersal and infection. Theoretical Ecology 18(1): 14.

Vanhove, MPM; Pariselle, A; Kmentová, N. 2025. Cichlidogyrus casuarinus. Trends in Parasitology 41(7): 605-606.

Vejmělka, F; Fabre, P-H; Lövy, M; Sam, K; Helgen, KM; Macek, M; Drumo, M; Novotny, V. 2025. Complete rainforest elevational gradient reveals unusual diversity patterns of non-volant mammals in New Guinea. Diversity and Distributions 31: e70127.

Veytia, D; Mariani, G; Martí Barclay, V; Airoldi, L; Claudet, J; Cooley, S; Magnan, A; Neill, S; Sumaila, UR; Thébaud, O; Voolstra, CR; Williamson, P; Bonnin, M; Langridge, J; Comte, A; Viard, F; Shin, Y-J; Bopp, L; Gattuso, J-P. 2025. A machine learning-based evidence map of ocean-related options for climate change mitigation and adaptation. npj Ocean Sustainability 4(1): 60.

Vimono, I; Borsa, P; Hocdé, R; Arbi, U; Kadarusman, H; Marasabessy, F; Tuhumury, R; Faiqoh, E; Pouyaud, L. 2025. Diversity of long-spined sea urchins (Diadema spp.) in the Indo-Malay archipelago. Arxius de Miscel·lània Zoològica 23: 135-145.

Viñola-Lopez, LW; Vélez-Juarbe, J; Münch, P; Almonte Milan, JN; Antoine, P-O; Marivaux, L; Jimenez-Vasquez, O; Bloch, JI. 2025. A South American sebecid from the Miocene of Hispaniola documents the presence of apex predators in early West Indies ecosystems. Proceedings of the Royal Society B - Biological Sciences 292(2045): 20242891.