The long-term variations of two coastal benthic communities (Eastern English Channel, France) were studied between 1979 and 1994 by means of factor correspondence analysis (FCA), trophic structure and rank-frequency diagrams (RFD). FCA identified periods of relative homogeneity and periods of strong variation in the structure of the two communities. The first community, established on heterogeneous sand, showed a multi-annual cycle Linked to grain-size variations in the sediment. As passive supplies of organic matter were not important and suspension feeders could hardly live in these conditions, the community remained poor and stable and was dominated by deposit-feeders and carnivores. The other one, a rich and diverse mussel (Mytilus edul...
International audienceTracking and quantifying ecological changes at large and long-term scales is a...
International audienceIn the English Channel, the eastern Bay of Seine is exposed to numerous anthro...
International audienceLong-term series are an essential resource to assess temporal changes in biodi...
A mediterranean polychaete community was studied for 10 years since the first settlement to examine ...
Les variations naturelles de la communauté macrobenthique des sédiments grossiers ont été étudiées p...
Faced with global change, maintaining biodiversity and the proper functioning of ecosystems requires...
(IF 3.13; Q1)International audienceIn the English Channel, the eastern Bay of Seine is exposed to nu...
This thesis takes advantage of long-term monitoring data covering a regional scale to better apprehe...
This thesis takes advantage of long-term monitoring data covering a regional scale to better apprehe...
International audienceIn the English Channel, the eastern Bay of Seine is exposed to numerous anthro...
International audienceIn the English Channel, the eastern Bay of Seine is exposed to numerous anthro...
This thesis takes advantage of long-term monitoring data covering a regional scale to better apprehe...
This thesis takes advantage of long-term monitoring data covering a regional scale to better apprehe...
This thesis takes advantage of long-term monitoring data covering a regional scale to better apprehe...
International audienceLong-term series are an essential resource to assess temporal changes in biodi...
International audienceTracking and quantifying ecological changes at large and long-term scales is a...
International audienceIn the English Channel, the eastern Bay of Seine is exposed to numerous anthro...
International audienceLong-term series are an essential resource to assess temporal changes in biodi...
A mediterranean polychaete community was studied for 10 years since the first settlement to examine ...
Les variations naturelles de la communauté macrobenthique des sédiments grossiers ont été étudiées p...
Faced with global change, maintaining biodiversity and the proper functioning of ecosystems requires...
(IF 3.13; Q1)International audienceIn the English Channel, the eastern Bay of Seine is exposed to nu...
This thesis takes advantage of long-term monitoring data covering a regional scale to better apprehe...
This thesis takes advantage of long-term monitoring data covering a regional scale to better apprehe...
International audienceIn the English Channel, the eastern Bay of Seine is exposed to numerous anthro...
International audienceIn the English Channel, the eastern Bay of Seine is exposed to numerous anthro...
This thesis takes advantage of long-term monitoring data covering a regional scale to better apprehe...
This thesis takes advantage of long-term monitoring data covering a regional scale to better apprehe...
This thesis takes advantage of long-term monitoring data covering a regional scale to better apprehe...
International audienceLong-term series are an essential resource to assess temporal changes in biodi...
International audienceTracking and quantifying ecological changes at large and long-term scales is a...
International audienceIn the English Channel, the eastern Bay of Seine is exposed to numerous anthro...
International audienceLong-term series are an essential resource to assess temporal changes in biodi...