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Sifflements, boums, jacassements, grattages, roulements de tambour...Ce sont les différents sons du fond des mers ! Lucia di Iorio écoute et enregistre les sons des fonds marins et Patrick Bonhomme s'intéresse à la biophonie et l'anthropophonie pour préserver les espèces marines. 
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A critical question in the conservation of both large carnivores and wild ungulates is where they are able to live. In Europe, large mammals have persisted, and recently expanded, alongside humans for millennia, but surprisingly little quantitative data is available about large scale effects of human disturbance on their broad scale distribution.
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Cretois, B., Linnell, J. D. C., Van Moorter, B., Kaczensky, P., Nilsen, E. B., Parada, J. S., & Rød, J. K. (2020, August 11). Coexistence of large mammals and humans is possible in Europe’s anthropogenic landscapes. https://doi.org/10.32942/osf.io/2md94 via @GSouchay @Benjamin_M_CR Cliquez sur l'image pour consulter le sommaire du dossier "Challenges of and Solutions to Human‐Wildlife Conflicts in Agricultural Landscapes " de ce Volume 34, Issue 4 de Conservation Biology.
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The maintenance of biodiversity is a central theme in ecology and conservation biology. Although spatial dynamics have long been documented to influence biodiversity, coexistence theory has so far mainly focused on local communities. This not only limits the understanding of species coexistence to a single-site perspective but also largely restricts our ability to predict the impacts of habitat destruction.
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Mingyu Luo, Florian Altermatt & al. September 6, 2022 119 (37) e2201503119 https://doi.org/10.1073/pnas.2201503119 via @altermatt_lab Our new paper @PNASNews is addressing a long-standing question in #ecology, #biodiversity sciences and #conservation biology: How do multiple #species #coexist in fragmented landscapes?
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