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Au sommaire de cette édition : Comprendre : Estimer l’effort d’échantillonnage de réseaux participatifs : l’exemple du réseau Loup-lynx Changer : Entretien avec François Sarano, docteur en océanographie. Dossier : Atténuer les pressions sur les mammifères marins Agir : Une méthode pour évaluer le potentiel de gain écologique d'un site Se repérer : La biodiversité française en déclin 
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Since 1986, this conference has been an important forum for the exchange of information between statisticians and biologists on analytical techniques and their applications. The focus is usually on the development, understanding and integration of statistical methods for estimation and inference on animal population dynamics and demography, with data on marked individuals (via ringing/banding, DNA sequencing, GPS tags, etc).
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Montpellier 17/21 avril 2023 via @_EURING Découverte du jour : le Magazine du baguage "Revista de Anillamiento" https://seo.org/2012/04/25/revista-de-anillamiento-2/ via @AnillamientoSEO @CMA_SEOBirdLife @SEO_BirdLife.
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Memories of home Most animals spend the majority of their lives within a familiar home range. Cognitive tests on pheasants (Phasianus colchicus) support the hypothesis that spatial reference memory underlies the ability to develop a home range, as well as suggesting its critical role in allowing birds to become familiar enough with the landscape to avoid ambush predators.
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via @NatureEcoEvo
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Grasses are highly diverse, yet only six or seven grass species provide most of the calories that humans consume. Domestication of grasses as crops began some 10,000 years ago and continues today to optimize the genetic basis of traits useful for crop cultivation. Techniques to maximize yields and utility of staple grain crops still dominate modern agriculture. In addition to cultivated fields and pastures, grassy ecosystems (both Poaceae and Alismatales) cover large swaths of the planet, forming terrestrial grasslands and submarine meadows. Grasslands create and stabilize fertile soil; store carbon; generate oxygen; and provide animal habitat, building materials, and food. Via Loïc Lepiniec
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A savoir : 6 mois après sa publication, un numéro de la revue Biodiversité, des clés pour agir est consultable gratuitement. Feuilletez le n°3 et son dossier " Aider les rivières à reprendre leur cours " https://professionnels.ofb.fr/doc/biodiversi