Le 9e International Crustacean Congress (ICC 9), organisé par la Crustacean Society, se tient à Washington du 22 au 25 mai 2018. Plusieurs chercheur.e.s de l'UMR BOREA y participent et interviennent.
Communications orales :
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Synchronism in the naupliar development of Sacculina carcini is explained by synchronized cell division
Audebert F., Tredez F., Galindo L.A, Maury B., Rabet N.
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Ngs sequencing on brazilian spinicaudatan diversity
Rabet N., Rogers D.C., Ferreira A.O., Lacau S., Bonillo C.
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The large branchiopods of New Caledonia
Rabet N., Timms B. , Charpin N., Bonillo C.
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Evolution of mitogenome reorganization in crustaceans: from the extreme case of sacculine to a more classical situation in branchiopods
Rabet N., Audebert F., Galindo L.-A., Bonillo C.
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The complex study of complexes: the first well-supported phylogeny of two species complexes within genus caridina (decapoda: caridea: atyidae) sheds light on evolution, biogeography, and ecology
De Mazencourt V. , Klotz W., Marquet G., Mos B., Rogers D.C., Keith P.
Posters présentés :
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Looking for sacculina (rhizocephala, cirripedia)
Galindo L.A., Pellen F., Rabet N., Audebert F.
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Are some cuticular parts conserved for studying the life history of amphidromous caridina shrimps (decapoda: caridea: atyidae)?
De Mazencourt V., Djediat C., Keith P., Luquet G.