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Jhelil T. 2024. Identifying reliable indicator species of climate change: a case study with bryophytes in the Vaud Alps. Master in Behaviour, Evolution, Conservation (BEC), Department of Ecology & Evolution, University of Lausanne, Switzerland. pdf

Cruz Palma M. 2024. Human activities alter the relationship between plant and butterfly species richness. Master in Behaviour, Evolution, Conservation (BEC), Department of Ecology & Evolution, University of Lausanne, Switzerland. pdf

Shiga L. 2023. Spatial distribution of arctic soil bacteria under current and future enviromental conditions. Master in Behaviour, Evolution, Conservation (BEC), Department of Ecology & Evolution, University of Lausanne, Switzerland. pdf

Perret M. 2023. Twenty years of climate change in subalpine-alpine open lands in the western Swiss Alps. Master in Behaviour, Evolution, Conservation (BEC), Department of Ecology & Evolution, University of Lausanne, Switzerland. pdf

Sand C. 2023. Can fungi diversity improve plant distribution models? An investigation in
Swiss alpine grasslands. Master in Behaviour, Evolution, Conservation (BEC), Department of Ecology & Evolution, University of Lausanne, Switzerland. pdf.

Liechti L 2023. Predicting changes in species distribution after 20 years of climate change in subalpine-alpine open lands in the western Swiss Alps. Master in Behaviour, Evolution, Conservation (BEC), Department of Ecology & Evolution, University of Lausanne, Switzerland. pdf.

Tzivanopoulou M. 2023. Assessing the reliability of citizen-science data for the study of ant species' environmental niches and distributions. Master in Behaviour, Evolution, Conservation (BEC), Department of Ecology & Evolution, University of Lausanne, Switzerland. pdf.

Kiebooms S. 2022. Distribution changes in suitable habitats of vaslcular alpine plants in response to past and future climate change. Master of the University of Liège, Belgium. Director: Alain Vanderpoorten (ULiège). Supervisor: Flavien Collart (UNIL). pdf

Lescuyer-De Decker L. 2022. Predicting the spatial distribution of medicinal and aromatic plants and their assemblages in the alpine region. Master in Behaviour, Evolution, Conservation (BEC), Department of Ecology & Evolution, University of Lausanne, Switzerland. pdf.

Bole-Feysot M. 2022. Human-mediated seed dispersal in the Swiss Alps. Master in Behaviour, Evolution, Conservation (BEC), Department of Ecology & Evolution, University of Lausanne, Switzerland. pdf.

Pignard V. 2022. Physiological thermal limits allow additional interpretation of species distribution models. Master in Behaviour, Evolution, Conservation (BEC), Department of Ecology & Evolution, University of Lausanne, Switzerland. pdf.

Aubert A. 2022. Investigating differences in the taxonomic and functional microbial niche and their distribution in the Western Swiss Alps. Master in Behaviour, Evolution, Conservation (BEC), Department of Ecology & Evolution, University of Lausanne, Switzerland. pdf.

Coursac M. 2022. Predicting the impacts of climate change on threatened endemic spermatophyte distributions in the Canary Islands. Master of the University of Liège, Belgium. Director: Alain Vanderpoorten (ULiège), Jairo Patiño (University of Laguna, Teneriffe) Supervisor: Flavien Collart (UNIL). url

Charavel E. 2021. Are Swiss protected areas suitable for mammal’s conservation now and in the future? A spatial modeling and prioritization approach. Master in Behaviour, Evolution, Conservation (BEC), Department of Ecology & Evolution, University of Lausanne, Switzerland. pdf.

Wildi J. 2021. Modeling habitat use of the European nightjar (Caprimulgus europaeus) in Valais. Master in Behaviour, Evolution, Conservation (BEC), Department of Ecology & Evolution, University of Lausanne, Switzerland.

Cosandey V. 2021. Modelling the distribution of coprophagous beetle species in the Western Swiss Alps. Master in Behaviour, Evolution, Conservation (BEC), Department of Ecology & Evolution, University of Lausanne, Switzerland. pdf

Rochat A. 2021. Assessing the scale of influence of landuse descriptors on bird distribution in Switzerland. First Step Thesis. Master in Behaviour, Evolution, Conservation (BEC), Department of Ecology & Evolution, University of Lausanne, Switzerland. pdf

Pignard V. 2021. Soil protists’ niche breadth is more correlated with variations in edaphic gradients in the western Swiss Alps. First Step Thesis. Master in Behaviour, Evolution, Conservation (BEC), Department of Ecology & Evolution, University of Lausanne, Switzerland. pdf

Östlund E. 2021. Deviating environmental niche estimations from GBIF occurrence data and IUCN range maps. First Step Thesis. Master in Behaviour, Evolution, Conservation (BEC), Department of Ecology & Evolution, University of Lausanne, Switzerland. pdf

Aubert A. 2021. Species-specific microbial communities associated to Crustose Corallline Alaga. First Step Thesis. Master in Behaviour, Evolution, Conservation (BEC), Department of Ecology & Evolution, University of Lausanne, Switzerland. pdf

Panchard, T. 2020. Testing the power of remotely sensed snow cover duration to predict plant species distributions in alpine ecosystems. Master Thesis. Master in Behaviour, Evolution, Conservation (BEC), Department of Ecology & Evolution, University of Lausanne, Switzerland. pdf

Valenti, P. 2020. What mediates the success of the invasive tree Robinia pseudoacacia and how does it impact local biodiversity. Master Thesis. Master in Behaviour, Evolution, Conservation (BEC), Department of Ecology & Evolution, University of Lausanne, Switzerland. pdf

Siegel, Z. 2020. Does climate suitability at range margins constrain population growth rate in plants? First Step Thesis. Master in Behaviour, Evolution, Conservation (BEC), Department of Ecology & Evolution, University of Lausanne, Switzerland. pdf

Mattatia, I. 2020. An empirical assessment of the extent to which the realized niche of bird species is truncated. First Step Thesis. Master in Behaviour, Evolution, Conservation (BEC), Department of Ecology & Evolution, University of Lausanne, Switzerland. pdf

Bourrat, L. 2020. Mise en évidence des interactions biotiques entre angiospermes et bryophytes par la modélisation écologique. Master Thesis. Master of the University of Liège, Belgium.  Directors: Alain Vanderpoorten (ULiège) and Antoine Guisan (UniL). Supervisor: Flavien Collart. url

Kasprzyk, T. 2020. Mécanismes écologiques et évolutifs de la variation des communautés de bryophytes le long d'un gradient altitudinal. Master Thesis. Master of the University of Liège, Belgium. Directors: Alain Vanderpoorten (ULiège) and Antoine Guisan (UniL). Supervisor: Flavien Collart. url

Vincent, M. 2020. Facteurs écologiques de la variation de composition spécifique dans les communautés de bryophytes à fine échelle spatiale. Master Thesis. Directors: Alain Vanderpoorten (ULiège) and Antoine Guisan (UniL). Supervisor: Flavien Collart. url

Panchard, T. 2019. How much of their thermal fundamental niche do highelevation species occupy? A test with botanical garden records. First Step Thesis. Master in Behaviour, Evolution, Conservation (BEC), Department of Ecology & Evolution, University of Lausanne, Switzerland. pdf

Lavanchy, E. 2019. How Important are biotic interactions in predicting the realized distributions of species and assemblages? Master Thesis. Master in Behaviour, Evolution, Conservation (BEC), Department of Ecology & Evolution, University of Lausanne, Switzerland. pdf

Theux, C. 2019. A multiscale modeling approach to understand the requirements of a rare and endangered owl in Switzerland. Master Thesis. Master in Behaviour, Evolution, Conservation (BEC), Department of Ecology & Evolution, University of Lausanne, Switzerland. pdf

Luyet, A. 2019. Les Alpes suisses verdissent-elles sous l’effet des changements climatiques. Travail de Bachelor, Faculté des Géosciences et de l’Environnement, Université de Lausanne, Switzerland.

Virgillito, C. 2019. Les chênes et leur gestion dans un context de changement climatique en Suisse. Travail de Bachelor, Faculté des Géosciences et de l’Environnement, Université de Lausanne, Switzerland. (co-supervision P. Vittoz)

Cistac, J. 2018. Modelling territories of tengmalm owl and tawny owl in Switzerland in order to observe the impact of competition between the two species and its increase related to global change. Travail de Bachelor, Faculté des Géosciences et de l’Environnement, Université de Lausanne. Sous la direction de A. Guisan et J.-N. Pradervand

Boserup, J. 2018. Improving alpine plant species distribution models with high resolution remote sensed snow cover. Master Thesis. Master in Behaviour, Evolution, Conservation (BEC), Department of Ecology & Evolution, University of Lausanne, Switzerland. pdf

Cardenas, D. 2018. Are dominant species using their entire fundamental climatic niche? A test with botanical garden records. Master Thesis. Master in Behaviour, Evolution, Conservation (BEC), Department of Ecology & Evolution, University of Lausanne, Switzerland. pdf

Ramel, C. 2018. Integrating economy with conservation planning and ecosystem services. How to value biodiversity? Master Thesis. Master in Behaviour, Evolution, Conservation (BEC), Department of Ecology & Evolution, University of Lausanne, Switzerland. pdf

Progin, D. 2018. Modelling habitat suitability of bats in the Prealps: from data collection to ensemble of small models. Master Thesis. Master in Behaviour, Evolution, Conservation (BEC), Department of Ecology & Evolution, University of Lausanne, Switzerland. Co-supervision. Main supervision: Prof. Ph. Christe.

Collart, F., 2018. Modélisation d'une communauté de bryophytes le long d'un gradient altitudinal à fine échelle. Master Thesis. Master of the University of Liège, Belgium. Directors: Alain Vanderpoorten (ULiège) and Antoine Guisan (UniL). url

Rusconi, O. 2017. Conservation of endangered plants: a roadmap for the selection of translocation sites. Master Thesis. Functional Ecology Laboratory, University of Neuchâtel, Switerland. pdf

Ramella, E. 2017. Scops owls in Valais: distribution modeling and habitat characteristics. Master Thesis. Master in Behaviour, Evolution, Conservation (BEC), Department of Ecology & Evolution, University of Lausanne, Switzerland. pdf

Pittet, M. 2017. Impact of global warming on the distribution and dispersal of reptiles in the Western Swiss Alps. Master Thesis. Master in Behaviour, Evolution, Conservation (BEC), Department of Ecology & Evolution, University of Lausanne, Switzerland. pdf

Vincent, C. 2017. Assessing biodiversity priorities in the Alpes Vaudoises in the face of land use and climate change. Master Thesis. Master in Behaviour, Evolution, Conservation (BEC), Department of Ecology & Evolution, University of Lausanne, Switzerland. pdf

Bonzon, N. 2017. Can we improve predictions of species distributions through finer species-climate temporal matching? First Step Thesis. Master in Behaviour, Evolution, Conservation (BEC), Department of Ecology & Evolution, University of Lausanne, Switzerland. pdf

Plancherel C. 2017. Assessing the predictive power of canopy height as a new predictor of plant distribution between grasslands and forests in the Swiss Western Alps. First Step Thesis. Master in Behaviour, Evolution, Conservation (BEC), Department of Ecology & Evolution, University of Lausanne, Switzerland. pdf

Progins, D. 2016. Do soil temperature and snow cover improve models of plant species distribution? First-step thesis, Master in Behaviour, Evolution, Conservation (BEC), Department
of Ecology & Evolution, University of Lausanne, Switzerland.

Seddon, E. 2016. Distinguishing Archaeorhizomycetes as a potential saprobe and endophytic-symbiont along an altitudinal gradient in the Swiss Alps. First-step thesis, Master in Behaviour, Evolution, Conservation (BEC), Department of Ecology & Evolution, University of Lausanne, Switzerland.

Pires Cardoso, A.R. 2015. Spatial data and modelling for the prioritisation of conservation areas in the Alpine region of the Canton of Vaud. Faculdade de Ciências Sociais e Humanas – Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Master in Spatial Planning and Geographical Information Systems, Lisbon, Portugal.

Schmid, S. 2015. Assessing spatial autocorrelation in biodiversity data (Alps VD). First-step thesis, Master in Behaviour, Evolution, Conservation (BEC), Department of Ecology & Evolution, University of Lausanne, Switzerland.

Beauverd, M. 2015. What brings variability in fine scale distribution models of plant communities? Master thesis, Master in Behaviour, Evolution, Conservation (BEC), Department of Ecology & Evolution, University of Lausanne, Switzerland. pdf

Baudraz, M. 2015. Improving plant distribution models in anthropic vegetation. Master thesis, Master in Behaviour, Evolution, Conservation (BEC), Department of Ecology & Evolution, University of Lausanne, Switzerland. pdf

Bucher, V. 2015. Comparing biogeographic patterns for different components of biodiversity: macro-ecological and species stacking modeling approaches. Master thesis, Master in Behaviour, Evolution, Conservation (BEC), Department of Ecology & Evolution, University of Lausanne, Switzerland. pdf

Massy, S. 2015. Integration of species distribution models and field assessment for evaluating the dynamics of mountain forests under climatic change: analysis over a 20 years time scale. Master thesis, Master in BioGeoSciences, Institute of Earth Surface Dynamics, University of Lausanne, Switzerland. pdf

Zingg, B. 2015. Modélisation de la réserve hydrique des sols dans les Alpes vaudoises méridionales. Thèse de Master, Master en BioGéoSciences, Institut des Dynamiques de la Surface Terrestre, Université de Lausanne, Suisse. pdf

Pajkovic, M 2014. Modelling the invasive potential of the giant hogweed in the Alps. Master thesis, Master in Behaviour, Evolution, Conservation (BEC), Department of Ecology & Evolution, University of Lausanne, Switzerland. pdf

Buri, A. 2014. Predicting plant distribution: does edaphic factor matter? Master thesis, Master in Behaviour, Evolution, Conservation (BEC), Department of Ecology & Evolution, University of Lausanne, Switzerland. pdf

Elsig, A. 2014. Influence of Robinia pseudoacacia on plant communities in forests. Master in Behaviour, Evolution, Conservation (BEC), Department of Ecology & Evolution, University of Lausanne, Switzerland. pdf

Boehler, C. 2013. Modélisation du pH et son importance sur la distribution des espèces et des communautés végétales dans les Alpes vaudoises. Master thesis, Biogeoscience, University of Lausanne. pdf

Thalmann, D. 2013. Biodiversity impact of invasive plants in Georgia: present and future threat. Master thesis, Department of Biology, Ecology & Evolution Unit, University of Fribourg. Directed by Prof. H. Müller-Schärer. pdf

Descombes, P. 2013. Dynamics of invasive plants along the Venoge river. Master Thesis, Master in Behaviour, Evolution, Conservation (BEC), Department of Ecology & Evolution, University of Lausanne, Switzerland.

Donati, G. 2013. Spatial Analysis approach to understand how environmental niche varies in relation to phylogeny and life history traits among Neotropical snakes. First-step thesis, Master in Behaviour, Evolution, Conservation (BEC), Department of Ecology & Evolution, University of Lausanne, Switzerland.

Séchaud, R. & Rein, F. 2013. Modeling grasshoppers' distributions in the Western Alps of Switzerland. First-step thesis, Master in Behaviour, Evolution, Conservation (BEC), Department of Ecology & Evolution, University of Lausanne, Switzerland.

Castella, B. 2012. Phylogenetic structure of invasiveness in mammal.  First-step thesis, Master in Behaviour, Evolution, Conservation (BEC), Department of Ecology & Evolution, University of Lausanne, Switzerland.

Dutoit, L. 2012. The evolution of the climate niche and diversification in the Erebia alpine butterflies. First-step thesis, Master in Behaviour, Evolution, Conservation (BEC), Department of Ecology & Evolution, University of Lausanne, Switzerland.

Golay, J. & Descombes, P. 2012. The impact of climate change on the phylogenetic diversity of butterfly communities. First-step thesis, Master in Behaviour, Evolution, Conservation (BEC), Department of Ecology & Evolution, University of Lausanne, Switzerland. pdf

Reymond, A. & Pitteloud, C. 2012. How do grasshopper communities assemble in the Swiss Alps. First-step thesis, Master in Behaviour, Evolution, Conservation (BEC), Department of Ecology & Evolution, University of Lausanne, Switzerland.

Bertholet, Y. & Moriette, A. 2011. The integration of phylogeny and niche modelling in the ecology and evolution of plant communities. First-step thesis, Master in Behaviour, Evolution, Conservation (BEC), Department of Ecology & Evolution, University of Lausanne, Switzerland. Co-directed with N. Salamin.

Gentilini E. 2011. Modelling the distribution and spread of Common Ragweed (Ambrosia artemisiifolia) at multiple scales. Master thesis, Master in Behaviour, Evolution, Conservation (BEC), Department of Ecology & Evolution, University of Lausanne, Switzerland. pdf

Ischer, M. 2011. A better understanding of ecological conditions for Leontopodium alpinum in the Swiss Alps. Master thesis, Master in Behaviour, Evolution, Conservation (BEC), Department of Ecology & Evolution, University of Lausanne, Switzerland. pdf

Pradervand, J.-N. 2011. Unequal before the laws of nature: importance of environmental variables in butterfly distributions vary according to functional traits. Master thesis, Master in Behaviour, Evolution, Conservation (BEC), Department of Ecology & Evolution, University of Lausanne, Switzerland. Co-directed with Daniel Cherix. pdf

Rossier, L. 2011. Predicting spatial patterns of functional traits . Master thesis, Master in Behaviour, Evolution, Conservation (BEC), Department of Ecology & Evolution, University of Lausanne, Switzerland. pdf

Sonnay, V. 2011. Determinants of alpine butterfly richness vary according to their ecological traits. First-step thesis, Master in Behaviour, Evolution, Conservation (BEC), Department of Ecology & Evolution, University of Lausanne, Switzerland. pdf

Anzini, M. 2010. A multi-model approach predicts agricultural land abandonment and forest re-growth in an alpine region: a tool for biodiversity conservation. First-step project, Master BEC (Behaviour, Evolution and Conservation), Department of Ecology & Evolution, University of Lausanne. pdf

Giovanettina, S. 2010. Importance des variables édaphiques dans les modèles de distribution des espèces et des communautés végétales (Alpes VD). Master thesis, Master BGS (BioGeoSciences), University of Neuchâtel. Co-directed with J.-M. Gobat.

Grifoni, G. & Pesenti, E. 2010. Intra- and inter-annual variability in vegetation samplings. First-step project, Master BEC (Behaviour, Evolution and Conservation), Department of Ecology & Evolution, University of Lausanne.

Pusterla, C. 2010. Predicting where to plant trees to mitigate effects of climate warming on river fishes. Master thesis, Master BEC (Behaviour, Evolution and Conservation), Department of Ecology & Evolution, University of Lausanne. Co-directed with J.F. Ruben.

Rion, V. 2010. Modelling the plant species richness: a comparison between two approaches. Master thesis, Master BEC (Behaviour, Evolution and Conservation), Department of Ecology & Evolution, University of Lausanne. pdf

Rossier, L. & Pradervand, L. 2010. Bumblebees’ distribution (Bombus Latreille, Apidae) in the Swiss Northern Alps, a balance between biotic and abiotic factors. First-step project, Master BEC (Behaviour, Evolution and Conservation), Department of Ecology & Evolution, University of Lausanne. Co-directed with D. Cherix.

Stofel, C. & Ostini, M. 2010. Evolution of plant communities. First-step project, Master BEC (Behaviour, Evolution and Conservation), Department of Ecology & Evolution, University of Lausanne. Co-directed with N. Salamin.

Uldry, V. 2010. Butterfly species richness in the North-western Alps of Switzerland: affecting factors, composition and threats. Master thesis, Master BEC (Behaviour, Evolution and Conservation), Department of Ecology & Evolution, University of Lausanne.

Pellissier, L. Arctic-alpine transferability of species distribution models. Master thesis, Master BEC (Biologie, Evolution & Conservation), Department of Ecology & Evolution, University of Lausanne.

Dubuis, A. 2008. Spatial variation in functional traits along environmental gradients: a case study with alpine plants. Master thesis, Master BEC (Evolutionary and Conservation Biology), Department of Ecology & Evolution, University of Lausanne. pdf

Petitpierre, B. 2008. Ecological and phylogeographical approach of a biological invasion: Prunus serotina, a case study. Master thesis, Master BEC (Evolutionary and Conservation Biology), Department of Ecology & Evolution, University of Lausanne. pdf

Pellissier, L. & Fournier, B. 2008. Biological traits in plant communities along an altitudinal transect. First-step project, Master BEC (Evolutionary and Conservation Biology), Department of Ecology & Evolution, University of Lausanne.

Baylon, A. 2007. Spatial distribution of Tawny owls according to their plumage coloration. Master thesis, Master BEC (Biologie, Evolution & Conservation), Department of Ecology & Evolution, University of Lausanne.

Dubois, D. 2007. Végétation des milieux ouverts du plateau d'Anzeindaz (Préalpes vaudoises). Corrélations entre groupement phytosociologiques et analyses géochimiques des roches. Master en sciences pour l'enseignement, University of Lausanne. Co-direction avec Christophe Randin. pdf

Henry, P. 2007. Genetic structure and habitat suitability: two components for modelling the spread of invasive plants. Master thesis, Master BEC (Biologie, Evolution & Conservation), Department of Ecology & Evolution, University of Lausanne. pdf

Pellissier, L. & Fournier, B. 2007. Biological traits in plant communities along an altitudinal transect. First-step, Master BEC (Biologie, Evolution & Conservation), Department of Ecology & Evolution, University of Lausanne.

Wassef J. & Dussex N. 2007. Biological traits and climate change in alpine plant. Fist-step, Master BEC (Biologie, Evolution & Conservation), Department of Ecology & Evolution, University of Lausanne.

Wilhelm, M. 2007. Challenges in predicting plant species distribution at the very fine scale in an alpine environment. Master thesis, Master BEC (Biologie, Evolution & Conservation), Department of Ecology & Evolution, University of Lausanne. pdf

Franc, E. 2006. Model-based sampling of rare plant species. Master thesis, Master BEC (Biologie, Evolution & Conservation), University of Lausanne, Department of Ecology & Evolution. pdf

Dessimoz, F. 2006. Invasive potential of the Giant Hogweed (Heracleum mantegazzianum) in the Western Swiss Alps and implications for management. Master thesis, Master BEC (Biologie, Evolution & Conservation), University of Lausanne, Department of Ecology & Evolution. pdf

Vuissoz, G. 2006. ArbA : Développement d'une application de relevé botanique pour ArcPad. Master en sciences pour l'enseignement (branche de master: informatique), Université de Lausanne.

Verchère, C. & Ulrich, Y. 2006. Caractéristiques des sols : des facteurs clefs pour expliquer la distribution des plantes ? Travail d'initiation à la recherche, Master BEC (Biologie, Evolution & Conservation), Université de Lausanne, Département d'Ecologie & d'Evolution.

Legris, A. 2006. Contribution de certains facteurs édaphiques à la distribution d'une plante rare : Le cas de Scorzonera laciniata. Travail d'initiation à la recherche, Master BEC (Biologie, Evolution & Conservation), Université de Lausanne, Département d'Ecologie & d'Evolution.

Vuissoz, G. 2005. Introducing process-based disturbance variables in predictive models of plant distribution. Diploma thesis, University of Lausanne, Department of Ecology & Evolution. pdf

Jaccard, H. 2005. Importance of the variable "landuse" in predictive habitat modeling of plant species in the Swiss Prealps. Diploma thesis, University of Lausanne, Department of Ecology & Evolution.

Benetollo, C. 2005. Using predictive models to monitor and estimate population size of an invasive species: Heracleum mantegazzianum (Sommier & Levier). Diploma thesis, University of Lausanne, Department of Ecology & Evolution. pdf

Hautier, Y. 2005. Provenance effect on growth and fitness of Poa alpina L.: transplantation of ecotypes along an elevation gradient in the Prealps of Vaud (Switzerland) and eco-geographical modeling. Diploma thesis, University of Lausanne, Department of Ecology & Evolution.

Nusslé, S. 2005. Spatial autocorrelation and plant distributions. Diploma thesis, Postgraduate Diploma in Statistics, University of Neuchatel.

Franc, E. & Meyer, J. 2005. Echantillonnage base-modèle pour les espèces rares : une approche par simulation. Travail d'initiation à la recherche, Master BEC (Biologie, Evolution & Conservation), Université de Lausanne, Département d'Ecologie & d'Evolution.

De Stefani, L. 2004. Influence de la surface d'échantillonnage dans la modélisation spatiale de la richesse spécifique. Caractérisation phytosociologique et modélisation spatiale des communautés végétales. Travail de diplôme, Université de Lausanne, Département d'Ecologie & d'Evolution. pdf

Milleret, R. 2004. Impact of climate change on the distribution of plant species. Diploma thesis, University of Lausanne, Department of Ecology & Evolution.

Favre, V. 2004. Evolution of the Maggia floodplain: analysis of an aerial photographs time series from 1962 to 2001. Diploma thesis, University of Lausanne, Department of Ecology & Evolution.

Persico, P. 2004. Habitat modelling of two sympatric sibling wood ant species in the Swiss Jura mountains. Diploma thesis, University of Lausanne, Department of Ecology & Evolution.

Engler, R. 2004. MIGRATOR: Coupling GLM and Cellular automata in a dynamic model to simulate plant migration and distribution under climatic change. Diploma thesis, University of Lausanne, Department of Ecology & Evolution.

Spahr, S. & Vuissoz, G. 2004. Influence des variables géomorphologiques sur la végétation dans la région d'Anzeindaz. Travail de semestre, Module de Botanique, Université de Lausanne, Département d'Ecologie & d'Evolution.

Hautier, Y. & Guélat, J. 2004. Effet de la provenance sur la croissance et la vitalité de Poa alpina L.: transplantation d'écotypes le long d'un gradient altitudinal dans les Préalpes vaudoises Travail de semestre, Module de Botanique, Université de Lausanne, Département d'Ecologie & d'Evolution.

Humbert, J.-Y. 2004. L'importance de la variable utilisation du sol pour prédire la distribution des espèces végétales dans les Préalpes vaudoises. Travail de semestre, Module de Botanique, Université de Lausanne, Département d'Ecologie & d'Evolution.

Dessimoz, F. & Rathey, E. 2004. Pouvoir prédictif de la microtopographie (MNA Laser 1 m) sur la distribution des espèces. Travail d'initiation à la recherche, Master BEC (Biologie, Evolution et Conservation), Université de Lausanne, Département d'Ecologie & d'Evolution. pdf

Kissling, J. 2004. Model averaging: a case study in modelling the spatial distribution of plants. Diploma thesis, Postgraduate Diploma in Statistics, University of Neuchatel.

Wyss, T. 2004. Répartition de Saxifraga hirculus en fonction de la microtopographie. Travail de semestre, University of Lausanne.

Sauteur, L. & Iritano, K. 2004. Succession végétale suite au débroussaillage d'anciennes terrasses agricoles de l'étage montagnard: impact sur la composition floristique. Travail de semestre, University of Lausanne.

Py, I. & Vuataz, L. 2004. Mise en œuvre d'un réseau de carrés permanents d'observation (plantes/papillons) pour le suivi à long terme de l'impact des changements climatiques au Vallon de Nant. Travail de semestre, Université de Lausanne.
 

Broennimann, O. 2003. Modelling the potential distribution of rare and endangered plant species. Diploma thesis, University of Lausanne, Department of Ecology & Evolution. pdf

Martinoni, D. 2003. Végétation des milieux ouverts des Préalpes vaudoises. Travail de diplôme, Université de Lausanne, Département d'Ecologie & d'Evolution. pdf

Rojo-Lopez, J. 2003. Modelling the potential distribution of plant species richness: the effect of plot size. Diploma thesis, University of Lausanne, Département d'Ecologie & d'Evolution (ERASMUS Exchange with Universidad Autonoma de Madrid).

Monico, N. & Benetollo, C. 2003. Potentiel invasif de Ambrosia artemisiifolia, Heracleum mantegazzianum et Senecio inaequidens en Suisse. Travail de semestre, Module de Botanique, Université de Lausanne, Département d'Ecologie & d'Evolution.

Milleret, R. & Jaccard, H. 2003. Modélisation de la distribution spatiale de huit espèces emblématiques et scénarios de changements climatiques dans les Préalpes vaudoises. Travail de semestre, Module de Botanique, Université de Lausanne, Département d'Ecologie & d'Evolution.

Beck, J. & Matasci, C. 2003. Etude diachronique de la végétation du lac vert. Travail de semestre, Module de Botanique, Université de Lausanne, Département d'Ecologie & d'Evolution.

Favre, V. 2003. Etude de l'évolution de la végétation d'une section de la zone allulviale de la vallée Maggia entre 1988 et 2001. Travail de semestre, Module de Botanique, Université de Lausanne, Département d'Ecologie & d'Evolution. pdf

Soller, E. 2002. Prediction of Swiss mammal richness. Diploma thesis, University of Lausanne, Department of Ecology & Evolution. pdf

Febbraro, I. & Broennimann, O. 2002. Suggestion de nouveaux sites d'échantillonnage pour Aquilegia alpine, une espèce menacée: une approche par modélisation. Travail de semestre, Module de Botanique, Université de Lausanne, Département d'Ecologie & d'Evolution.

Febbraro, I. & Broennimann, O. 2002. Télédétection et évolution de la végétation du Vallon de Nant. Travail de semestre, Module d'Ecologie, Université de Lausanne, Département d'Ecologie & d'Evolution. pdf

De Stefani, L. & Pellegrini, E. 2002. Analyse de la richesse spécifique de prairies maigres le long d'un transect altitudinal au Tessin. Travail de semestre, Module de Botanique, Université de Lausanne, Département d'Ecologie & d'Evolution. pdf

Degiacomi, S. & Moresi, R. 2002. Modélisation de la végétation dans la réserve naturelle du Vallon d'Engens (Ferreyres). Travail de semestre, Module de Botanique, Université de Lausanne, Département d'Ecologie & d'Evolution.

Engler, R. & Rechsteiner, L. 2002. Distribution potentielle d'Eryngium alpinum en Suisse. Travail de semestre, Module d'Ecologie, Université de Lausanne, Département d'Ecologie & d'Evolution.

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