Sébastien DEVILLARD

Associate professor

Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1

France

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Dr. Sébastien Devillard is an Associate Professor at Claude Bernard University Lyon 1 in France. His research focuses on population genetics, conservation biology, and the ecological dynamics of various wildlife species. Recent publications explore genetic diversity and population structure in species such as the invasive raccoon, wild felids, and European badgers, providing insights critical for effective conservation strategies.

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2020

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Koen Van Den Berge

Research Institute for Nature and Forest

BELGIUM

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Gilles Bourgoin

Maître de conférences / associate professor

VetAgro Sup

FRANCE

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Mario Lo Valvo

University of Palermo

ITALY

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Tim Adriaens

Research Institute for Nature and Forest

BELGIUM

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Microsatellites and mitochondrial evidence of multiple introductions of the invasive raccoon Procyon lotor in France

Population density and genetic diversity are positively correlated in wild felids globally

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

Genetic variability and population size covary positively across nine badgers (Meles meles) populations in France

Anthropogenic threats drive spatio-temporal responses of wildcat on Mt. Etna

Consistently high multiple paternity rates in five wild boar populations despite varying hunting pressures

Population genetic structures at multiple spatial scales: importance of social groups in European badgers

Record of a 10-year old European Wildcat Felis silvestris silvestris Schreber, 1777 (Mammalia: Carnivora: Felidae) from Mt. Etna, Sicily, Italy

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Koen Van Den Berge

Gilles Bourgoin

Mario Lo Valvo

Tim Adriaens

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