Publications françaises liées au GBIF
Ollivier M,
Rivers-Moore J,
Pichon M,
Andrieu E,
Carrié R,
Rudelle R,
Sarthou J,
Ouin A,
(2024)
Wild bees (Apoidea, Anthophila) of south-west France: more than 10 years of inventories in mosaic landscapes of "Vallées et Coteaux de Gascogne" (ZA-P…
Biodiversity Data Journal
AbstractBackgroundThe reported massive decline of arthropods and particularly of pollinators such as wild bees, in terms of abundance and richness, is a threat for crop production and wild plant biodiversity conservation. This decline is mainly explained by a combination of drivers at local- and lan…
Keywords :Anthophila,
Apoidea,
DNA barcoding,
Hymenoptera,
ZA-PYGAR,
long-term monitoring,
south-west France,
wild bees,
Gonzalez-Crespo C,
Jourdan-Pineau H,
Patterson L,
Pires A,
Martínez-López B,
(2024)
Species distribution modelling of Ornithodoros spp. in California with consideration of climate variation and identification of ASFV high-risk areas
Research Square
Abstract Background African swine fever virus (ASFV) is a highly contagious pathogen affecting domestic and wild pigs, with soft ticks (Ornithodoros spp.) acting as significant vectors. Understanding the distribution of Ornithodoros ticks in relation to environmental variables is crucial fo…
Keywords :African swine fever,
California,
Ornithodoros spp.,
biosecurity,
climate change,
feral pigs,
species distribution modeling,
surveillance,
vector-borne diseases,
Pozsgai G,
Cardoso P,
Fattorini S,
Rigal F,
Santos A,
Whittaker R,
Amorim I,
Boieiro M,
Borda-de-Água L,
Costa R,
Crespo L,
Ferreira M,
Leite A,
Lhoumeau S,
Matthews T,
Malumbres-Olarte J,
Melo C,
Oyarzabal G,
Pereira F,
Quartau J,
Rego C,
Ribeiro S,
Ros-Prieto A,
Serrano A,
Triantis K,
Gabriel R,
Borges P,
(2024)
Stability in the Face of Global Decline: A 20-Year Study of Arthropods in an Oceanic Archipelago
EcoEvoRxiv
Insect declines have been reported globally but whilst island ecosystems are potentially facing exacerbated challenges, no long-term studies (LTER) have confirmed this trend. This study utilises the first available LTER data on island invertebrates, targeting epigeal and canopy arthropods from the A…
Keywords :Azorean native forest,
BALA,
Macaronesia,
insect decline,
long-term monitoring,
Navarro L,
Cosentino F,
Hermoso V,
Maiorano L,
Paniw M,
Revilla E,
Sacchi A,
Santini L,
Tablado Z,
Thuiller W,
(2024)
Data availability on European biodiversity, drivers and protected areas and gap analysis for European tetrapods
ARPHA Preprints
This report presents an overview of data identification and documentation related to biodiversity, ecosystem services, and the associated drivers, pressures, and response mechanisms. While not systematic nor exhaustive, our effort of data identification and documentation allowed us to describe more …
Keywords :DPSIR,
Essential Biodiversity Variables,
Metadata,
data access,
data availability,
González‐Moreno P,
Anđelković A,
Adriaens T,
Botella C,
Demetriou J,
Bastos R,
Bertolino S,
López‐Cañizares C,
Essl F,
Fišer ,
Glavendekić M,
Herremans M,
Hulme P,
Jani V,
Katsada D,
Kleitou P,
Porta N,
Lapin K,
López‐Darias M,
Lozano V,
Martinou A,
Oldoni D,
Per E,
Rorke S,
Roy H,
Schweinzer K,
Swinnen K,
Tricarico E,
Vicente J,
Groot M,
Pocock M,
(2024)
Citizen science platforms can effectively support early detection of invasive alien species according to species traits
People and Nature
Early detection and rapid response are essential to deal effectively with new introductions of invasive alien species (IAS). Citizen science platforms for opportunistic recording of species are increasingly popular, and there is potential to harvest their data for early detection of IAS, but this ha…
Keywords :biosecurity,
citizen science,
early detection,
early warning,
non-native species traits,
participation,
surveillance,
Zhao Y,
Boucheron-Dubuisson E,
Rouhan G,
Iwatsuki K,
Ebihara A,
Hennequin S,
Dubuisson J,
(2024)
Updated diversity and taxonomy of the fern genus Abrodictyum C. Presl (Hymenophyllaceae, Polypodiidae) in Asia, Australasia and Oceania
Botany Letters
Previous works indicate that the fern genus Abrodictyum (Hymenophyllaceae) comprises between 17 and 26 species in Asia, Australasia and Oceania. To clarify the diversity of the genus within this broad region, a taxonomic review was carried out via an in-depth examina- tion of literature data, online…
Keywords :Abrodictyum,
Asia,
Filmy ferns,
Malesia,
Pacific islands,
taxonomy,
Gabriel D,
Maridakis C,
Fredericq S,
(2024)
Gone with the wind: An unexpected Sargassum inundation in the mid-Atlantic Azores archipelago
Marine Pollution Bulletin
Large masses of pelagic Sargassum occur in the Atlantic Ocean between the latitudes 5°S and 38°N. Since 2011, inundations have happened in the Gulf of Mexico, the Caribbean, and West Africa, affecting biological communities and economies. A series of severe weather events in the Azores led to a Sarg…
Keywords :Azores high,
Introduction pathway,
Marine plastic,
Non-native species,
Oceanic islands,
Pelagic Sargassum,
Porcher V,
Gallois S,
Reyes‐García V,
Raketabakoly S,
Alvarez‐Fernández S,
Carrière S,
(2024)
How do young identify plants? Using the drawing method to explore early ethnobotanical knowledge in Madagascar
People and Nature
In small‐scale societies, people learn to identify plant species during childhood. Plant recognition is an important baseline knowledge, immediately useful to avoid intoxication risk due to wrong identification. Plant recognition is the basis of other ethnobotanical knowledge essential for safeguard…
Keywords :Betsileo,
children knowledge,
cognitive anthropology,
plant identification,
Chevalier M,
Broennimann O,
Guisan A,
(2024)
Climate change may reveal currently unavailable parts of species’ ecological niches
Nature Ecology & Evolution
The ability of climatic niche models to predict species extinction risks can be hampered if niches are incompletely quantified. This can occur when niches are estimated considering only currently available climatic conditions, disregarding the fact that climate change can open up portions of the fun…
Hackel J,
Razafimanantsoa A,
Porcher V,
Pirie M,
(2024)
Heathers (Erica, Ericaceae) of Madagascar: taxonomy, evolution, ecology and uses
ARPHA Preprints
Madagascar is a regional diversity centre of the plant genus Erica L. (heathers; anjavidy in Malagasy), with 35 species currently recognised. There is no modern taxonomic treatment of the group, and many collections remain unidentified. We review the taxonomic history of Malagasy Erica, built largel…
Keywords :Erica,
Madagascar,
Mascarenes,
Philippia,
anjavidy,
ericoid thicket,
fire ecology,
vegetation history,
