Marine parasite diversity: study of shell-trematode systems and their phenology using an environmental DNA approach. - UMR EPOC - Environnements et Paléoenvironnements Océaniques et Continentaux

Marine parasite diversity: study of shell-trematode systems and their phenology using an environmental DNA approach.

Marine parasite diversity: study of shell-trematode systems and their phenology using an environmental DNA approach.

Leslie Stout

Presented on : 05/12/2025

Team : ECOBIOC

Thesis supervisor : Xavier de Montaudouin, Aurélie Chambouvet

Thesis co-supervision : Marie CHAVENT

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