Micro-geographic shift between negligible and actuarial senescence in a wild snake

“Here, we used 37 years of mark-recapture data in two nearby habitats inside a meadow viper Vipera ursinii population to quantify life expectancies, generation times and the shape of actuarial and reproductive senescence.”

“EcoEvo” Department, “VPA” Team, CNRS, Jean-François Le Galliard, Published!, Sorbonne University, Type of news

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Worker size diversity does not improve colony success in the ant Temnothorax nylanderi

Social groups consist of individuals that differ from one another, and many studies show that this diversity improves group efficiency. In social insects, size diversity can, for example, improve the efficiency of foraging, nest building, brood rearing and production of young queens. Thus, colonies that re more diverse are generally also more efficient. Romain Honorio […]

“EcoEvo” Department, “ESEAE” Team, Published!, Sorbonne University, Videos

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Micro-geographic shift between negligible and actuarial senescence in a wild snake

Worker size diversity does not improve colony success in the ant Temnothorax nylanderi

Thesis defense of Alice Ardichvili

“Ecological and evolutionary dynamics of plant control of nitrification: implications for ecosystem functioning and structure at different scales”

Seminar of Joan Lliusia

Seminar of Thomas Koffel

CANCELED – Seminar of Christoph Müller

Seminar of Ivan De Godoy Maia

“Le stress chez les plantes”

Seminar of Florian Altermatt

Thesis defense of Anjélica Leconte

Identification de la kairomone attractive de la guêpe de l’amande Eurytoma amygdali en vue de la mise au point d’un moyen de biocontrôle par piégeage massif