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Roberts S.J., Foster L., Pearson E., Juggins S., Hodgson D., Saunders K., McClymont E., Naafs D. and Verleyen E. (2018). Reconstructing Holocene climate and deglaciation from Antarctic lake sediments. Bachelor's thesis, , .
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Beunon H, Mattielli N, Doucet L-s, Moine B, Guillaume D, Debaille V, Wasilewski B, Gregoire M, Delacour A, Cottin J-y, Delpech G. (2017). Zinc isotope fractionation in upper mantle: new insights from ultra-refractory mantle xenoliths in an oceanic intraplate setting. Bachelor's thesis, , .
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Jumelet J. (2017). 10 years of lidar data monitoring at the french antarctic DDU Station. Bachelor's thesis, , .
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. (2017). ARCTOX: a pan-Arctic sampling network to track mercury contamination across Arctic and sub-Arctic marine food webs. Bachelor's thesis, , .
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Ishino, S., Hattori, S., Savarino, J., Legrand, M., Preunkert, S., Jourdain, B., and Yoshida, N. (2017). Seasonal variations of multiple isotopic compositions of atmospheric sulfate and nitrate at coastal Antarctica. Bachelor's thesis, , .
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. (2018). Measuring mitochondrial function in birds using red blood cells: a case study in the king penguin and perspectives in ecology and evolution. Bachelor's thesis, , .
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Jumelet J. (2018). Bachelor's thesis, , .
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Gamble, A., Garnier, R., Tornos, J., Ramos, R. and Boulinier, T. (2018). Diseases threatening polar seabirds: from immune-ecology to conservation. Bachelor's thesis, , .
Abstract: Infectious Diseases Are A Relatively Neglected But Potentially Important Threat To Wild Populations, Especially In Polar Areas Where Global Changes May Facilitate The Introduction Of New Parasites. In Addition, The Life Histories Of Seabirds, Combining Long Lifespan And High Site Fidelity, Raises The Possibility That Their Immune System May Have Evolved Special Features To Protect Them Against Potential Recurrent Exposure To Parasites At The Breeding Site. This Is Notably The Case For Species Breeding In Dense Aggregations Which Can Be Subject To Recurrent Epizootics, As Observed In Arctic And Subantarctic Populations Of Seabirds Hit By Avian Cholera. In This Context, We Combined Observational And Experimental Data To Undertake Basic Immune-ecological Investigations That Led Us To Some Original Findings With Potential Implications For Conservation. Our Results, Obtained In Collaboration With Several Groups Of Biologists In Arctic And Subantarctic, Particularly Highlight The Dynamics Of Lyme Disease Borrelia In Arctic And Antarctic Seabird Colonies And Of Avian Cholera In An Albatross Colony. They Also Stress That The Persistence Of Maternally Inherited Immunity Varies Between Seabird Species, Being Especially Long In Procellariiforms. These Results Thus Open Some Promising Venue For The Use Of Vaccination In The Wild In Some Critical Situations.
Programme: 1151
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. (2018). The West Spitsbergen Current in summer 2017. Bachelor's thesis, , .
Abstract: The Flow Of Atlantic Water Through Fram Strait Is The Main Provider Of Heat To The Arctic Ocean. The Poleward Transport In The Strait Is Achieved Mostly By The West Spitsbergen Current, Which Flows As A Slope Current Over The Svalbard Shelf And Slope. Repeat Glider Sections Were Carried Out In July-september 2017 Across The Eastern Fram Strait As Part Of The Eu-h2020 Intaros Project. These Measurements Aimed At Monitoring The Crossslope Structure Of The West Spitsbergen Current And Identifying Possible Mesoscale Features And Recirculation.combining The Glider Data With Results From A High Resolution Sea Ice-ocean Model Allows Us To Characterize The Time-space Structure Of The Eddies And To Estimate Their Contribution To The Flow Of Atlantic Water Which Is Diverted Westward And Possibly Recirculates Southward In The Strait. The Variability Of The Recirculated Transport Will Be Analyzed In Relation To The Interannual Variability Of The Volume And Heat Transports, Which Eventually Enters The Arctic Ocean Through Fram Strait.
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