Cécile Fauvelot

[Cécile Fauvelot @CFauvelot]

@giacomo_fish Aaarrrhhh passe nous voir à Nice !

[Cécile Fauvelot @CFauvelot]

First thematic school of the international research group (GDRi-sud) WAMBA-net, West african marine fish DNA barcoding network is starting in Abidjan! @UMREntropie @umrMARBEC @ird_fr

[Luiz Rocha, PhD @CoralReefFish]

I'm sad to be missing #JMIH2022 but have a good reason, heading to the field again tomorrow of course, this time to Cape Verde! Our team will be surveying #mesophotic reefs alongside @philebo73 and @CFauvelot teams, should be fantastic! #HopeForReefs #PerpetualPlanet

[Lorenzo Bramanti @philebo73]

DISCOVER mission leg 2 started. ANTEA vessel will bring us around Cabo Verde archipelago to study the mesophotic biodiversity.
@CoralReefFish @OOBanyuls @INEE_CNRS @ird_fr

[Luiz Rocha, PhD @CoralReefFish]

Dive operations are starting in our DISCOVER cruise! It’s all very complicated here and we only have two small boats, so we are diving in alternate days. Today it’s @philebo73 team day!

[Lorenzo Bramanti @philebo73]

Crawling biodiversity: each one of these Gastropods (Strombidae) crawl around carrying on the shell its own garden, which biodiversity is different between individuals.
Day 2, mission DISCOVER, Cabo Verde
@CoralReefFish @INEE_CNRS @ird_fr @OOBanyuls @calacademy

[Luiz Rocha, PhD @CoralReefFish]

Nothing like photographing a fish for the first time, and this will happen a lot here in Cape Verde! First off, the beautiful endemic and of course very aggressive Cape Verde Damsel (Similiparma hermani). I will post a picture of the baby when I get it, looks nothing like this.

[Luiz Rocha, PhD @CoralReefFish]

Cape Verde is strongly influenced by cold water currents coming from the north, what makes the fauna here very different. The diversity of Seabreams (Sparidae) is particularly high. Here is the good looking Banded Seabream (Diplodus fasciatus), endemic to Cape Verde. #ichthyology

[Luiz Rocha, PhD @CoralReefFish]

Prognathodes marcellae is one of the most common fishes in Cape Verde #mesophotic coral ecosystems. We saw dozens at about 65m depth today! #ichthyology

[Lorenzo Bramanti @philebo73]

Shedding light on Cabo Verde mesophotic black coral forests. Today we found a Tanacetipathes forest at 70 meters depth. Day 7, DISCOVER mission
@UMREntropie @maf_world @CoralReefFish @INEE_CNRS @UnderThePole @ECOAQUA_IU @OOBanyuls

[Cécile Fauvelot @CFauvelot]

New article @UMREntropie published in Scientific Reports: Highly restricted dispersal in habitat-forming seaweed may impede natural recovery of disturbed populations. https://t.co/FrmFYJxZNM

[Cécile Fauvelot @CFauvelot]

New article @UMREntropie published in Coral Reefs: Complex spatial patterns of genetic differentiation in the Caribbean mustard hill coral Porites astreoides. https://t.co/KqeE2fgIXT

[Cécile Fauvelot @CFauvelot]

Des chercheurs d'ENTROPIE @UMREntropie expliquent sur le Blog de Journal of Biogeography l'histoire ayant permis la redécouverte du bénitier Tridacna elongatissima

[Biogeography.News @JBiogeography]

For decades, the diversity of massive mollusks in the Western Indian Ocean has been overlooked. Read the story behind this month's cover article at https://t.co/6xnN9XqbIh

[Biogeography.News @JBiogeography]

For decades, the diversity of massive mollusks in the Western Indian Ocean has been overlooked. Read the story behind this month's cover article at https://t.co/6xnN9XqbIh

[Cécile Fauvelot @CFauvelot]

@Publi_MNHN

[Biogeography.News @JBiogeography]

Phylogenetic analysis of giant clams provides insight into species diversity, phylogenetic relationships and phylogeographical patterns in the Western Indian Ocean.

https://t.co/1P7IrimIrM

[Cécile Fauvelot @CFauvelot]

#Giantclam

[Biogeography.News @JBiogeography]

Phylogenetic analysis of giant clams provides insight into species diversity, phylogenetic relationships and phylogeographical patterns in the Western Indian Ocean.

https://t.co/1P7IrimIrM

[Cécile Fauvelot @CFauvelot]

Une nouvelle espèce de bénitier redécouverte dans l'Océan Indien, Tridacna elongatissima, permet de mieux comprendre les relations phylogénétiques au sein de ce groupe et de proposer des scénarios concernant l'origine de l'espèce endémique de mer rouge @UMREntropie

[Biogeography.News @JBiogeography]

Phylogenetic analysis of giant clams provides insight into species diversity, phylogenetic relationships and phylogeographical patterns in the Western Indian Ocean.

https://t.co/1P7IrimIrM