La dispersion est un trait d'histoire de vie clé pour les processus écologiques et évolutifs dans les populations naturelles. Les dernières recherches se sont notamment focalisées sur les corrélations entre traits comportementaux et la dispersion, ceci afin de mettre en évidence des syndromes comportementaux de dispersion, tout en démontrant la base génétique de la dispersion. Les dispersants ne seraient donc pas une part aléatoire d'une population, mais des individus montrant des stratégies particulières qui augmenteraient leur chances de succès. Cette thèse s'est orientée vers trois objectifs de recherche majeurs. Le premier est la mise en évidence d'une base génétique de la probabilité de disperser dans une population fragmentée de gobe-...
Dispersal is commonly defined as the movement of an individual from its natal orprevious breeding si...
Dispersal is commonly defined as the movement of an individual from its natal orprevious breeding si...
Dispersal is a major determinant of the ecological and evolutionary dynamics of natural populations....
Dispersal is a key like history trait for ecological and evolutionary processes in wild population. ...
Dispersal is commonly defined as the movement of an individual from its natal or previous breeding s...
Dispersal is commonly defined as the movement of an individual from its natal or previous breeding s...
Dispersal is commonly defined as the movement of an individual from its natal or previous breeding s...
Evidence accumulates that dispersal is correlated with individual behavioural phenotype (dispersal s...
Evidence accumulates that dispersal is correlated with individual behavioural phenotype (dispersal s...
Evidence accumulates that dispersal is correlated with individual behavioural phenotype ('dispersal ...
Evidence accumulates that dispersal is correlated with individual behavioural phenotype (‘dispersal ...
Evidence accumulates that dispersal is correlated with individual behavioural phenotype (‘dispersal ...
Evidence accumulates that dispersal is correlated with individual behavioural phenotype (dispersal s...
Evidence accumulates that dispersal is correlated with individual behavioural phenotype (dispersal s...
Dispersal is commonly defined as the movement of an individual from its natal orprevious breeding si...
Dispersal is commonly defined as the movement of an individual from its natal orprevious breeding si...
Dispersal is commonly defined as the movement of an individual from its natal orprevious breeding si...
Dispersal is a major determinant of the ecological and evolutionary dynamics of natural populations....
Dispersal is a key like history trait for ecological and evolutionary processes in wild population. ...
Dispersal is commonly defined as the movement of an individual from its natal or previous breeding s...
Dispersal is commonly defined as the movement of an individual from its natal or previous breeding s...
Dispersal is commonly defined as the movement of an individual from its natal or previous breeding s...
Evidence accumulates that dispersal is correlated with individual behavioural phenotype (dispersal s...
Evidence accumulates that dispersal is correlated with individual behavioural phenotype (dispersal s...
Evidence accumulates that dispersal is correlated with individual behavioural phenotype ('dispersal ...
Evidence accumulates that dispersal is correlated with individual behavioural phenotype (‘dispersal ...
Evidence accumulates that dispersal is correlated with individual behavioural phenotype (‘dispersal ...
Evidence accumulates that dispersal is correlated with individual behavioural phenotype (dispersal s...
Evidence accumulates that dispersal is correlated with individual behavioural phenotype (dispersal s...
Dispersal is commonly defined as the movement of an individual from its natal orprevious breeding si...
Dispersal is commonly defined as the movement of an individual from its natal orprevious breeding si...
Dispersal is commonly defined as the movement of an individual from its natal orprevious breeding si...
Dispersal is a major determinant of the ecological and evolutionary dynamics of natural populations....