Cardiocondyla elegans is a Mediterranean ant that is present in the Loire River sides. The aims of this thesis were to have a better understanding of its biology, reproductive strategies as well as the characteristics of its environment. We then used an integrated framework: pedology, ecology and botanic for the habitat and environment characterization, genetic and ethology to determine the genetic structure of nests and populations and to investigate behaviour of sexual individuals.C. elegans nests consist of a 40 cm deep vertical pipe connecting a dozen of chambers. In Loire River habitats, C. elegans was found only in stable alluvial deposits. The composition of these sediments are from importance for the survival of the nests. They prov...
International audienceThe southern regions of France with a Mediterranean climate are known for thei...
The aim of our study concerns the reconstitution of environments and strategy of the subsistence of ...
In a dynamic world, animals constantly face environmental changes that may affect them (Alock, 1997)...
The burrowing nematode Radopholus similis is a major pest of bananas and plantains all over the worl...
Dans le contexte actuel de changements globaux, la chute de biodiversité s'accroît à une vitesse con...
Species assemlblages are stuctured by biotic and abiotic factors acting at local and landscape scale...
This geomorphologic and sedimentary study aims at investigating the fluvial systems of the Seine Riv...
Since the Industrial Revolution, European societies have evolved through a frantic urban development...
Cette étude pluridisciplinaire couplant des approches de biostratigraphie, de sédimentologie et de g...
The natural distribution area of brown trout (Salmo trutta, L.) in the French hydrographi...
From its beginnings, the botanical geography has recognized the influence of the climate on the dist...
Evidence for climate change effects on biodiversity at global scale is now unequivocal. Among impair...
In the framework of the HERMES European project, this study aims to characterize the sedimentary pro...
International audience1999 wurde an der Fundstelle Les Chaloignes in Mozé-sur-Louet, (Departement Ma...
This work presents a study of the formation, function and development of the cadastre B (centuriatio...
International audienceThe southern regions of France with a Mediterranean climate are known for thei...
The aim of our study concerns the reconstitution of environments and strategy of the subsistence of ...
In a dynamic world, animals constantly face environmental changes that may affect them (Alock, 1997)...
The burrowing nematode Radopholus similis is a major pest of bananas and plantains all over the worl...
Dans le contexte actuel de changements globaux, la chute de biodiversité s'accroît à une vitesse con...
Species assemlblages are stuctured by biotic and abiotic factors acting at local and landscape scale...
This geomorphologic and sedimentary study aims at investigating the fluvial systems of the Seine Riv...
Since the Industrial Revolution, European societies have evolved through a frantic urban development...
Cette étude pluridisciplinaire couplant des approches de biostratigraphie, de sédimentologie et de g...
The natural distribution area of brown trout (Salmo trutta, L.) in the French hydrographi...
From its beginnings, the botanical geography has recognized the influence of the climate on the dist...
Evidence for climate change effects on biodiversity at global scale is now unequivocal. Among impair...
In the framework of the HERMES European project, this study aims to characterize the sedimentary pro...
International audience1999 wurde an der Fundstelle Les Chaloignes in Mozé-sur-Louet, (Departement Ma...
This work presents a study of the formation, function and development of the cadastre B (centuriatio...
International audienceThe southern regions of France with a Mediterranean climate are known for thei...
The aim of our study concerns the reconstitution of environments and strategy of the subsistence of ...
In a dynamic world, animals constantly face environmental changes that may affect them (Alock, 1997)...