Gilles Bourgoin

Maître de conférences / associate professor

VetAgro Sup

France

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Gilles Bourgoin is an associate professor at VetAgro Sup in France. His research areas include wildlife health, particularly focusing on gastrointestinal parasites in deer and the impacts of environmental factors on animal behavior. Recent publications highlight topics such as helminth prevalence in domestic animals, non-invasive methods for assessing wildlife health, and the evolutionary history of the Corsican mouflon. His work aims to enhance our understanding of parasitism and ecological dynamics within various animal populations.

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Emmanuel Liénard

Associate Professor

Ecole nationale vétérinaire de Toulouse

FRANCE

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Lionel Zenner

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VetAgro Sup

FRANCE

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Sébastien DEVILLARD

Associate professor

Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1

FRANCE

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Too hot or too disturbed? Temperatures more than hikers affect circadian activity of females in northern chamois

Minor and trace element concentrations in roe deer hair: A non-invasive method to define reference values in wildlife

Prevalence of major digestive and respiratory helminths in dogs and cats in France: results of a multicenter study

Lack of efficacy of fenbendazole against Giardia duodenalis in a naturally infected population of dogs in France

New insights into the past and recent evolutionary history of the Corsican mouflon (Ovis gmelini musimon) to inform its conservation

Generalist nematodes dominate the nemabiome of roe deer in sympatry with sheep at a regional level

Parasitized or non-parasitized, why? A study of factors influencing tick burden in roe deer neonates

Non-native Nematode Ashworthius sidemi Currently Dominates the Abomasal Parasite Community of Cervid Hosts in the Czech Republic

Metabarcoding in two isolated populations of wild roe deer (Capreolus capreolus) reveals variation in gastrointestinal nematode community composition between regions and among age classes

Reproductive females and young mouflon (<i>Ovis gmelini musimon</i>×<i>Ovis</i>sp.) in poor body condition are the main spreaders of gastrointestinal parasites

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Emmanuel Liénard

Lionel Zenner

Sébastien DEVILLARD

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