
Yellow fever disrupts the movements of an endangered primate
Infectious diseases are emerging more frequently these days, in connection with the loss of biodiversity and climate change. They represent a major threat to both wildlife and humans.
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Infectious diseases are emerging more frequently these days, in connection with the loss of biodiversity and climate change. They represent a major threat to both wildlife and humans.
The island nature and volcanic origin of the Cape Verde archipelago favour the formation of underwater caves, the preferred habitats of sponges of the Homoscleromorpha class. Until recently, the biodiversity of
In the south of France, in the Parc national des Calanques, Teucrium polium subsp. purpurascens (Lamiaceae) is a rare and endangered plant, confined mainly to the Frioul archipelago, the habitat of the Calanques National Park.
Did you know that the chonta is the only domesticated palm tree in Amazonia? An emblematic species of Amazonian biodiversity, it plays a central role in the food, cultural and economic systems of the Amazonian people.
Chlordecone (CLD) is an organochlorine insecticide used in the French West Indies from 1972 to 1993 to control banana weevils. Three decades after its use was discontinued, it is still found in
Clarification of the Limonium confusum apomictic complex: three evolutionary units rather than four taxa! The Limonium confusum complex, which brings together several protected species from the Mediterranean coast, is a