Recent Tour du Valat research
On this page, you can find all the recent publications completed by Tour du Valat researchers
Since 2018, all articles of the Tour du Valat have been deposited and
accessible for a maximum of 6 months after their first publication, in
accordance with the French law "For a Digital Republic" of October 2016.
To read the articles from the Tour du Valat stored in an open archive, go to the HAL portal that gathers them.
Since 2018, all articles of the Tour du Valat have been deposited and
accessible for a maximum of 6 months after their first publication, in
accordance with the French law "For a Digital Republic" of October 2016.
Les récentes publications de la Tour du Valat
Article
Víctor Martín-Vélez, Author ;
Haytem Bouchri, Author ;
Anis Guelmami, Author ;
Ursula Hofle, Author ;
Joan Navarro, Author ;
María J. Navarro-Ramos, Author ;
Andy J. Green, Author
Wetlands are among the most threatened ecosystems worldwide, and their loss increasingly compromises landscape connectivity essential for persistence of waterbird populations. In the Mediterranean region, and particularly in northwestern Africa,[...]
Article
Jean Jalbert est depuis plus de vingt ans aux commandes de la Tour du Valat, Institut de recherche pour la conservation des zones humides méditerranéennes, fondé en 1954 par Luc Hoffmann et qui se situe sur un domaine de près de 3 000 ha au coeu[...]
Article
Charlotte Theys, Author ;
Julie Verheyen, Author ;
Nedim Tüzün, Author ;
Lizanne Janssens, Author ;
Philippe Lambret, Author ;
Luc De Meester, Author ;
Ellen Decaestecker, Author ;
Robby Stoks, Author
Triggered by global warming there is increasing interest in understanding why conspecific populations differentiate along latitudinal gradients. Although microbiomes may shape host traits and vary geographically, how hosts differentially assembl[...]
Thesis
Les zones humides côtières sont aujourd’hui confrontées aux impacts du changement climatique et aux pressions liées aux activités humaines, menaçant leur qualité écologique et entraîne une régression de leur superficie. La Camargue illustre part[...]
Article
Jacques Nel, Author ;
Elie Gaget, Author ;
Fany Jariod, Author ;
Marc Thibault, Author ;
Luc Belenguier, Author
De nouvelles données (répartition, biologie et genitalia) sont présentées pour quatre espèces de Lépidoptères observées en Camargue (France, Bouches-du-Rhône) : Xenopathia novaki (Rebel, 1891) [Blastobasidae], Monochroa moyses Uffen, 1991 [Gele[...]
