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Camille Détrée

Lecturer

Université de Caen Normandie

France

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Dr. Camille Détrée is a Lecturer at Université de Caen Normandie in France. Her research focuses on the physiological responses of marine organisms to climate change, with recent publications examining thermal reactions in Sub-Antarctic and Antarctic sea urchins, the evolutionary constraints on limpets, and the implications for marine stewardship. She also investigates the effects of ocean warming and freshening on marine species, contributing valuable insights into species vulnerability and potential invasions in changing environments.

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Alicia L Bruzos

Junior Group Leader of Marine Transmissible Cancers Group

Max Planck Institute for Marine Microbiology

GERMANY

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Sturbois Anthony

Université de Bretagne Occidentale

FRANCE

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Prevalence of haemic neoplasia in cockles and cohabiting bivalve species on the western coast of France and the southern coast of Portugal

Evaluation of Sub-Antarctic and Antarctic sea urchins’ thermal reaction norm through righting behavior and comparison with in situ measurements

Evolutionary constraints on physiology confound range shift predictions of two nacellid limpets.

Unveiling the unknown phylogenetic position of the scallop Austrochlamys natans and its implications for marine stewardship in the Magallanes Province.

Evaluating the effects of ocean warming and freshening on the physiological energetics and transcriptomic response of the Antarctic limpet Nacella concinna

Species vulnerability under climate change: Study of two sea urchins at their distribution margin

First mussel settlement observed in Antarctica reveals the potential for future invasions.

Combined effects of warming and freshening on the physiological energetics of the edible whelk Trophon geversianus

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Alicia L Bruzos

Sturbois Anthony

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