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| Articles : Revues à diffusion internationales avec comité de lecture |
45.
| Perrin (N.), Petit (E.), Ménard (N.)(2012). Social systems : demographic and genetic issues Mol. Ecol., 21:443:446 | 1 |
44.
| Hanya (G.), Ménard (N.), Qarro (M.), Ibn Tattou (M.), Fuse (M.), Vallet (D.), Yamada (A.), Go (M.), Takafumi (H.), Tsujino (R.), Agetsuma (N.) Wada (K.)(2011). Dietary adaptations of temperate primates: comparisons of Japanese and Barbary macaques Primates, 52:187-198 | 2 |
43.
| Le Gouar (P.J.), Vallet (D.), David (L.), Bermejo (M.), Gatti (S.), Levréro (F.), Petit (E.J.), Ménard (N.)(2009). How Ebola impacts genetics of western lowland gorilla populations PloS One, 4 (e8375):1_12 | 3 |
42.
| Caillaud (D.), Levréro (F.), Gatti (S.), Ménard (N.), Raymond (M.)(2008). Influence of male morphology on male mating status and behavior during interunit encounters in western lowland gorillas. Am. J. Phys. Anthropol., 135:379-388 | 4 |
41.
| Vallet (D.), Petit (E.J.), Gatti (S.), Levréro (S.), Ménard (N.)(2008). A new 2CTAB/PCI method improves DNA amplification success from faeces of Mediterranean (Barbary macaques) and tropical (lowland gorillas) primates Cons. Genet., 9:677-680 | 5 |
40.
| Douadi (M.), Gatti (S.), Levréro (F.), Duhamel (G.), Bermejo (M.), Vallet (D.), Ménard (N.) & Petit (E.) (2007). Sex-biased dispersal in western lowland gorillas (Gorilla gorilla gorilla). Mol. Ecol., 16:2247-2259 | 6 |
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| Levréro (F.), Gatti (S.), Gautier-Hion (A.), Ménard (N.)(2007). Yaws Disease in a Wild Gorilla Population and its impact on the Reproductive Status of Males Am. J. Phys. Anthropol., 132:568-575 | 7 |
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| Broquet (T.), Ménard (N.), Petit (E.) (2007). Noninvasive population genetics: a review of sample source, diet, fragment length and microsatellite motif effects on amplification success and genotyping error rates Cons. Genet, 8:249-260 | 8 |
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| Caillaud (D.), Levréro (F.), Cristescu (R.), Gatti (S.), Dewas (M.), Gautier-Hion (A.), Raymond (M.), Ménard (N.)(2006). Spread of Ebola virus in a population of western lowland gorillas in Congo. Curr. Biol., 16:R489-R491 | 9 |
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| Levréro (F.), Gatti (S.), Ménard (N.), Petit (E.), Caillaud (D.) & Gautier-Hion (A.) (2006). Living in Non-Breeding Groups: an alternative social strategy for maturing gorillas Am. J. Primatol., 68:275-291 | 10 |
35.
| Caron-Lormier (G.), Masson (J.P.), Ménard (N.) & Pierre (J.S.)(2006). A branching process, its application in biology: demographic and genetic consequences in socially structured mammal groups. J. Theor. Biol., 238:564-574 | 11 |
34.
| Gatti (S.), Levréro (F.), Ménard (N.) & Gautier-Hion (A.)(2004). Population and group structure of western lowland gorillas (Gorilla gorilla gorilla) at Lokoué, Republic of Congo. Am. J. Primatol., 63:111-123 | 12 |
33.
| Deputte (B.L.) & Ménard (N.)(2004). Welfare of captive primates: a symphony in CS major. Folia Primatol., 75 S1 :129 | 13 |
32.
| Douadi (M.), Gatti (S.), Levréro (F.), Ménard (N.), Vallet (D.), Gautier-Hion (A.) & Petit (E.)(2004). Genetic variability of uniparentally inherited genomes in western lowland gorillas (Gorilla gorilla gorilla) Folia Primatol., 75 S1 :256 | 14 |
31.
| Caillaud (D.), Benavides (J), Ménard (N.) Raymond (M.)(2004). Spatial position of individuals within western lowland gorilla groups: What can we learn about social relationships? Folia Primatol., 79:318 | 15 |
30.
| Lefebvre (D.), Ménard (N.) & Pierre (J.S.)(2003). Modelling the influence of demographic parameters on group structure in social species with dispersal asymetry and group fission. Behav. Ecol. & Sociobiol., 53:402-410 | 16 |
29.
| Ménard (N.)(2002). Ecological plasticity of Barbary macaques (*Macaca sylvanus*). Evol. Anthropol., 11:95-100 | 17 |
28.
| Lathuillière (M.), Ménard (N.) & Crouau-Roy (B.)(2001). Sequence conservation of nine barbary macaque (*Macaca sylvanus*) microsatellite loci: implication of specific primers for genotyping. Folia Primatol., 72:85-88 | 18 |
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| Ménard (N.), Von Segesser (F.), Scheffrahn (W.), Pastorini (J.), Vallet (D.), Gaci (B.), Martin (R.D.) & Gautier-Hion (A(2001). Is male-infant caretaking related to paternity and/or mating activities in wild Barbary macaques (*Macaca sylvanus*)? C.R. Acad. Sci. Paris, Sciences de la vie/Life sciences, 324:601-610 | 19 |
26.
| Lathuillière (M.), Ménard (N.), Gautier-Hion (A.) & Crouau-Roy (B.)(2001). Testing the reliability of non-invasive genetic sampling by comparing blood and feces samples in Barbary macaques (*Macaca sylvanus*). Am. J. Primatol., 55:151-158 | 20 |
25.
| Ménard (N.) & Qarro (M.)(1999). Bark stripping and water availability: a comparative study between Moroccan and Algerian Barbary macaques (*Macaca sylvanus*). Rev. Ecol. (Terre Vie), 54:123-132 | 21 |
24.
| Von Segesser (F.), Ménard (N.), Gaci (B.) & Martin (R.D.)(1999). Genetic differentiation within and between isolated Algerian subpopulations of Barbary macaques (*Macaca sylvanus*): evidence from microsatellites. Mol. Ecol., 8:433-442 | 22 |
23.
| Ménard (N.) & Qarro (M.)(1998). Comparison of Barbary macaque diet in cedar-oak forest in Algeria and Morocco: the problem of bark stripping. Folia Primatol., 69:45 | 23 |
22.
| Ménard (N.) & Vallet (D.)(1997). Behavioral responses of Barbary macaques (*Macaca sylvanus*) to variations in environmental conditions in Algeria. Am. J. Primatol., 43:285-304 | 24 |
21.
| Hachem (R.) & Ménard (N.)(1995). Intergroup relationships after a group fission of Barbary macaques (*Macaca sylvanus*) in Algeria. Folia Primatol., 64:82-83 | 25 |
20.
| Ménard (N.), Scheffrahn (W.) & Vallet (D.)(1994). Paternal certainty and parental investment: a test in a natural population of Barbary macaques (*Macaca sylvanus*). Folia Primatol., 62:204-205 | 26 |
19.
| Ménard (N.) & Vallet (D.)(1993). Population dynamics of *Macaca sylvanus* in Algeria : An 8-year study. Am. J. Primatol., 30:101-118 | 27 |
18.
| Ménard (N.) & Vallet (D.)(1993). Dynamics of fission in a wild Barbary macaques group (*Macaca sylvanus*) in Algeria. Int. J. Primatol., 14:479-500 | 28 |
17.
| Scheffrahn (W.), Ménard (N.), Vallet (D.) & Gaci (B.)(1993). Ecology, demography and population genetics of Barbary macaques in Algeria. Primates, 34:387-400 | 29 |
16.
| Ménard (N.), Hecham (R.), Vallet (D.), Chikki (H.) & Gautier-Hion (A.)(1990). Grouping patterns of a mountain population of *Macaca sylvanus* in Algeria : A fission-fusion system ? Folia Primatol., 55:166-175 | 30 |
15.
| Ménard (N.) Vallet (D.)(1988). Disponibilités et utilisation des ressources par le magot (Macaca sylvanus) dans différents milieux en Algérie. Rev Ecol (Terre Vie), 43:201-250 | 31 |
14.
| Ménard (N.), Amroun (M.), Mohamed-Said (R.) & Gautier-Hion (A.) (1986). Status of the Barbary macaque (Macaca sylvanus) in Tikjda forest, Algeria. Primate conservation, 7:35-37 | 32 |
13.
| Ménard (N.) Vallet (D.)(1986). Le régime alimentaire de Macaca sylvanus dans différents habitats d'Algérie: II-régime en forêt sempervirente et sur les sommets rocheux. Rev Ecol (Terre Vie), 41:173-192 | 33 |
12.
| Ménard (N.)(1985). Le régime alimentaire de Macaca sylvanus dans différents habitats d'Algérie: I- régime en chênaie décidue. Rev Ecol (Terre Vie), 40:51-466 | 34 |
11.
| Ménard (N.) Vallet (D.) & Gautier-Hion (A.)(1985). Démographie et reproduction de Macaca sylvanus dans différents habitats en Algérie. Folia Primatol., 44:65-81 | 35 |
10.
| Ménard (N.)(1984). Le régime alimentaire des vigognes (Lama vicugna) pendant une période de sécheresse. Mammalia, 48:529-539 | 36 |
9.
| Ménard (N.)(1982). Quelques aspects de la socioécologie de la vigogne Lama vicugn. Rev Ecol (Terre Vie), 36:15-35 | 37 |
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| Chapitres d'ouvrages et actes de colloques |
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| Ménard (N,) Lathuillière (M), Petit (E.), Vallet (D.), Crouau-Roy (B.)(2006). Philopatry of female macaques in relation to group dynamics and the distribution of genes – the case of the Barbary macaque (Macaca sylvanus). *In* K. Hodges & J. Cortes (Eds) Biology and conservation of the Barbary macaque, 129-147 | 38 |
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| Gachot-Neveu (H.) & Ménard (N.)(2004). Gene flow, dispersal patterns and social organisation. *In* B. Thierry, M. Singh & W. Kaumanns (Ed.), How societies are built: the macaque model. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 117-134 | 39 |
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| Ménard (N.)(2004). Do ecological factors explain variations in macaque social organisation? *In* B. Thierry, M. Singh & W. Kaumanns (Ed.), How societies are built: the macaque model. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 237-266 | 40 |
