List of bibliographic references
Number of relevant bibliographic references: 13.
| Ident. | Authors (with country if any) | Title |
|---|
| 000295 (2014) |
Camille Albouy [France, Canada] ; Laure Velez [France] ; Marta Coll [Espagne, Canada] ; Francesco Colloca [Italie] ; François Le Loc'H [France] ; David Mouillot [France, Australie] ; Dominique Gravel [Canada] | From projected species distribution to food-web structure under climate change |
| 000700 (2013) |
Camille Albouy [France] ; François Guilhaumon [France, Portugal] ; Fabien Leprieur [France] ; Frida Ben Rais Lasram [Tunisie] ; Samuel Somot [France] ; Roland Aznar [Espagne] ; Laure Velez [France] ; François Le Loc'H [France] ; David Mouillot [France, Australie] | Projected climate change and the changing biogeography of coastal Mediterranean fishes |
| 000A85 (2013) |
Mariana G. Bender [Brésil, France] ; Marcio R. Pie [Brésil] ; Enrico L. Rezende [Brésil, Royaume-Uni] ; David Mouillot [France, Australie] ; Sergio R. Floeter [Brésil] | Biogeographic, historical and environmental influences on the taxonomic and functional structure of Atlantic reef fish assemblages |
| 001316 (2012) |
Fabien Aubret [France, Australie] | Body-Size Evolution on Islands: Are Adult Size Variations in Tiger Snakes a Nonadaptive Consequence of Selection on Birth Size? |
| 002C07 (2009) |
Francois Brischoux [France] ; Xavier Bonnet [France] ; Richard Shine [Australie] | Determinants of dietary specialization : a comparison of two sympatric species of sea snakes |
| 004F09 (2003) |
X. Bonnet [France, Australie] ; R. Shine [Australie] ; O. Lourdais [France] ; G. Naulleau [France] | Measures of reproductive allometry are sensitive to sampling bias |
| 005B33 (2000) |
X. Bonnet [France] ; G. Naulleau [France] ; R. Shine [Australie] ; O. Lourdais [France] | Reproductive versus ecological advantages to larger body size in female snakes, Vipera aspis |
| 005C23 (2000) |
C. Guinet [France] ; M.-A. Lea [Australie] ; S. D. Goldsworthy [Australie] | Mass change in Antarctic fur seal (Arctocephalus gazella) pups in relation to maternal characteristics at the Kerguèlen islands |
| 005D08 (2000) |
Katriona Shea [Australie] ; Matthew Smyth [Australie] ; Andrew Sheppard [Australie] ; Richard Morton [Australie] ; Julien Chalimbaud [Australie, France] | Effect of patch size and plant density of Paterson's curse (Echium plantagineum] on the oviposition of a specialist weevil, Mogulones larvatus |
| 005D42 (2000) |
L. Vigliola [France] ; M. Harmelin-Vivien [France] ; M. G. Meekan [Australie] | Comparison of techniques of back-calculation of growth and settlement marks from the otoliths of three species of Diplodus from the Mediterranean Sea |
| 005E30 (1999) |
X. Bonnet [France, Australie] ; D. Bradshaw [Australie] ; R. Shine [Australie] ; D. Pearson [Australie] | Why do snakes have eyes? The (non-)effect of blindness in island tiger snakes (Notechis scutatus) |
| 005E99 (1999) |
C. Barbraud [France] ; H. Weimerskirch [France] ; G. G. Robertson [Australie] ; P. Jouventin [France] | Size-related life history traits : insights from a study of snow petrels (Pagodroma nivea) |
| 006151 (1999) |
S. Morand [France] ; R. Poulin [Nouvelle-Zélande] ; K. Rohde [Australie] ; C. Hayward [Australie] | Aggregation and species coexistence of ectoparasites of marine fishes |
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