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Author Li C., Le Roux G., Sonke J., Mattielli N., Piotrowska N., Van Der Putten N., Jeandel C., Straus L., Wiggs Giles., De Vleeschouwer F. openurl 
  Title A Holocene dust peat record from Amsterdam Island: implications for climatic variability in the past 6500 years. Type (up) Communication
  Year 2018 Publication Pages' dust impact on climate and environment working group (dice) workshop, 8th-10th, january, la cruces, chile. Abbreviated Journal  
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Author Vallée, martin; Zigone, dimitri; Bonaimé, sébastien; Stutzmann, eléonore; Thoré, jean-yves; Pesqueira, frédérick; Pardo, constanza; Bernard, armelle; Lombardi, denis; Lévêque, jean-jacques; Maggi, alessia openurl 
  Title Recent evolutions of the GEOSCOPE broadband seismic observatory Type (up) Communication
  Year 2018 Publication 20th egu general assembly, egu2018, proceedings from the conference held 4-13 april, 2018 in vienna, austria, p.10904 Abbreviated Journal  
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Author Boulinier, T. openurl 
  Title Host-pathogen interactions in space and time: seabirds as key models to address basic and applied issues. Type (up) Communication
  Year 2018 Publication International seabird group conference, 3-6 september, liverpool, great britain Abbreviated Journal  
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  Abstract Seabirds are well known to be hosts of a diverse set of parasites and pathogens. Most seabird species are also widely distributed, migratory, long-lived, colonial and site faithful. Such characteristics mean seabirds are potentially important model systems for investigating host-parasite interactions at a hierarchy of temporal and spatial scales. Key issues regarding the ecology and evolution of these interactions notably concern factors affecting dispersal of hosts and parasites among colony patches, but also local interactions between individual hosts and parasites, which can involve the transgenerational transfer of immunity through the egg. Using studies conducted with kittiwakes and the tick Ixodes uriae, but also other seabird species, notably the Indian yellow-nosed albatross and sub-Antarctic skua, I will illustrate how important of basic and applied questions can be addressed using such systems, with implication from comparative immunology to conservation.  
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Author Boulinier, T. openurl 
  Title Host-pathogen interactions in space and time: seabirds as interesting models to address basic and applied issues. Type (up) Communication
  Year 2018 Publication Inspirational workshop on disease and health as ecological factors, 28 april 2018, nina, trondheim Abbreviated Journal  
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Author Gamble, A., Bazire, R., Delord, K., Barbraud, C., Jaeger, A., Gantelet, H., Thibault, E., Lebarbenchon, C., Lagadec, E., Tortosa, P., Weimerskirch, H., Thiebot, J.-B., Garnier, R., Tornos, J., and Boulinier, T. openurl 
  Title Circulation of avian cholera among endangered seabirds: the predating and scavenging brown skua as an epidemiological bridge on Amsterdam Island. Type (up) Communication
  Year 2018 Publication International seabird group conference, 3-6 september, liverpool, uk Abbreviated Journal  
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  Abstract Infectious Diseases Threaten Wild Animal Populations, Notably Seabirds. Identifying The Different Components Of A Reservoir Community Is Key To Understand The Circulation Of Infectious Agents. Predating And/or Scavenging Birds Such As Skuas Have The Potential To Act As Epidemiological Bridges, Enhancing The Circulation Of Infectious Agents Among Other Seabird Colonies And Mammal Populations. On Amsterdam Island (Indian Ocean), Avian Cholera Is Causing Recurrent Die-offs Of Albatross And Penguin Nestlings. We Combine Movement Ecology With Eco-epidemiology To Assess Whether Brown Skuas In This System Could Represent Bridges Among Seabirds (Albatrosses, Penguins) And Mammals (Rats, Seals). We Notably Consider Behavioural Processes Potentially Involved In The Circulation Of Infectious Agents, Such As Foraging Territoriality. The Results Suggest That, At The Height Of The Epizootics, Skua Movements Do Not Connect The Endemic Amsterdam Albatross Population To The Local Epidemiological Network, Contrary To The Other Local Colonial Species. Additionally, This Study Illustrates How Predator And/or Scavenger Species Can Be Used As Sentinels To Detect Infectious Agents In Wild Settings. These Results Have Important Implications Regarding Our Understanding Of Infectious Agent Circulation At An Inter-specific Level And Potential Applications In Conservation Considering The Impact Of Avian Cholera On Seabird Populations.  
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Author Gamble., A, Tornos, J., Ramos, R., Garnier, R., and Boulinier, T. openurl 
  Title Infectious diseases in albatrosses: from basic immuno-ecology to perspectives for conservation. Type (up) Communication
  Year 2018 Publication 22 january, south atlantic environment research institute, stanley, falkland/malvinas islands Abbreviated Journal  
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Author J Fort, A Kerric, P Bustamante, D Grémillet, K Wojczulanis-jakubas openurl 
  Title Contamination par le mercure des oiseaux marins arctiques Type (up) Communication
  Year 2018 Publication Ecobim 2018, bordeaux, france Abbreviated Journal  
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Author David Grémillet openurl 
  Title Avian energetics and the conservation of seabirds facing global change Type (up) Communication
  Year 2018 Publication 42nd annual meeting of the waterbird society Abbreviated Journal  
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Author David Grémillet openurl 
  Title Avian energetics and the conservation of seabirds facing global change Type (up) Communication
  Year 2018 Publication 27th international ornithological congress Abbreviated Journal  
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Author Decaulne A., Bhiry N. openurl 
  Title What's up on Caribou slope, Wyâshâkimî lake, Nunavik, Canada? Type (up) Communication
  Year 2018 Publication 5th eucop conference, chamonix mont blanc, france, 23 june – 1st july 2018. Abbreviated Journal  
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