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CNRS-MNHN-Université Paris Cité
BAYART Françoise
Entité de rattachement
UMR 7206 - Interactions primates et environnement (IPE)
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Publications
2016
- 2016 — Mitochondrial Genetic Diversity in the Crowned Sifaka (Propithecus Coronatus) in a Fragmented Landscape. Primate Conservation . N° 30, p. 39-57.,
2015
- 2015 — Leaf Phenological Patterns of Trees, Shrubs and Lianas in a Dry Semi-Deciduous Forest of North-Western Madagascar : Functional Types and Adaptive Significance. Revue d’écologie (la Terre et la Vie). N° 70 (3), p. 197-212.,
- 2015 — Crowned Sifaka (Propithecus coronatus) mitochondrial genetic diversity in a fragmented landscape. TIBIE Conference: Global Biodiversity Change - from genes to ecosystems. Vaiaro, Portugal, (Abstract).,
- 2015 — Etat des connaissances et outils pour la gestion et la conservation des zones forestières, Aire Protégée d’Antrema, Madagascar. Symposium on Madagascar Biodiversity: Increase the positive impact, Antananarivo, Madagascar.,
2014
- 2014 — Female Dominance in Propithecus Coronatus Over the Dry Season in the Dry Forest of Antrema. Northwest Madagascar. Lemur News . N° 18, p. 10-13.,
- 2014 — Propithecus coronatus : Speciation and conservation perspectives according to the inter- and intra-specific genetic variability of the mitochondrial HV1-region. Colloque “Le Petit Pois Déridé”, Orsay, France (Abstract).,
2013
- 2013 — Social behavior and social network of Propithecus coronatus during the dry season. International Prosimian Congress, Ranomafana, Madagascar, (Abstract).,
2012
- 2012 — Le lémur noir de Madagascar, entre protocole scientifique et règles sociales. In B. Lizet et J. Milliet, Animal certifié conforme, Déchiffrer nos relations avec le vivant, Paris : Dunot/MNHN ; Universciences. P. 205-217.,
2010
- 2010 — Total Energy Expenditure and Body Composition in two Free-Living Sympatric Lemurs. PLOS One. N° 5 (3), dir. Public Library of Science, e9860.,
- 2010 — Feeding Ecology of the Crowned Sifaka (Propithecus Coronatus) in a Coastal Dry Forest in Northwest Madagascar (SFUM, Antrema). Lemur News. N° 15, p. 43-47.,