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  1. Year M1 

Period: 8 weeks (January to February)

Evaluation: Writing a 20 pages report (to be returned at the end of May), oral presentation in front of a jury (early June) 

Subject examples : 

BOP : 

  • Assessment of the ecological quality of seven estuaries using a sentinel species: the European flounder (Platichthys flesus) (Colleen Guinle)
  • Mate choice, reproductive success and population indicator on MHC-2 sequences in Oncorhynchus mykiss Californian population from Scott creek (Romain Gonzalvez)
  • What are microorganisms bacteria present in the biofilm of Sargassum rafts in the Caribbean? (Maud Paranthoen)
  • Study of the domoic acid location, produced by the toxic diatom Pseudo-Nitzschia, in the pectinidae tissues by immunochemistry (Adeline Marzari)
  • Impact of the climate and different internal factors on the phenology of a marine bird (Rissa trydactila) (Yohan Tapin)
  • Study of the diversity of young mangrove crabs by molecular taxonomic identification (Quentin Andreotti)
  • Monitoring of viral infection of a diatom Guinardia delicatula by confocal microscopy (Cyprien Camplong)
  • Study of the sardine density energy variations and their links to reproduction and the environment. (Héloïse Guillou)
  • Effects of magnetic fields produced by submarine power cables on the filtration activity of the blue mussel (Théo Champion)
  • Study of the bioenergetics of black scallops (Mimachlamys varia) in Brest harbour (Laura Fradet)

EM :

  • Study of the survival of Haliotis tuberculata to global warming according to their behavioural profile.
  • Growth and longevity of Glycymeris glycymeris in the Iroise Sea
  • Inventory and identification of ray populations in Fort-de-France Bay (Gabrielle Cotonea)
  • Effect of wave exposure on macrofauna communities associated with intertidal algae.
  • Study of the relationships between phytoplankton and benthic filter-feeding bivalves: application to the cupped oyster, Crassostrea gigas. (Antoine-Peio Uhart)
  • Study of the incorporation of carbon and nitrogen, using istopy technique, in Cassiopea sp., a jellyfish which lives in symbiosis with Zooxanthellae. (Kenza Wahbi-Fusier)
  • Morphological patterns in the shell of 4 intertidal gastropod species according to hydronamism. (Julie Cornet)
  • Spatial variability in length structure of the gastropod Shinkailepas tollmanni, associated why hydrothermals back-arc basins of West Pacific (Annah Ramière)
  • Study of the bioindication capacity of marine phanerogams from the island of Mayotte (Clarisse Goar)
  • Effect of wave exposure on macrofauna communities associated with intertidal algae (Laura Febvre)
  • Effect of water warming on Haliotis tuberculata behaviour (Nolwenn Solsona)
  • Long term variability in macroalgae communities associated with maerl beds in a context of anthropic perturbations (eutrophication, dredging) (Mathieu Helias)
  • Crimora papillata
  • Behavior of the macrofauna associated to Bathymodiolus azoricus mussel bed at 1700 m deep, from the Lucky Strike vent field (Mid-Atlantic Ridge) (Maïlys Villiers)

SHA :

  • Spatiotemporal variations of stress levels in juveniles of european seabass. (Jennyfer Mourot)
  • Ecology and exploitation of small pelagic fish little caught by the French fleet. (Nina Moulin)
  • Population dynamics of Donax on the Blancs Sablons beach, a long-term study.(Camille Sautereau)
  • Distribution of Haliotis tuberculata habitat on the French Atlantic coast (Benjamin Flais)
  • Creation of tools allowing the monitoring and management of exploited Laminaria hyperborea forests (Lucas Knab)
  • Caracterisation and cartography of nursery of seabass juvenils along chanel and bay of Biscay. (Maël Gernez)
  • Alternative for artemia in larval shrimp farming of Litopenaeus vannamei (Yas Farjad)
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