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Synthesis The abundance of Taxus suggests a limited role of fire whilst the observed levels of Taxus Corylus and herbivores alive today in Europe are only a small remnant of the large species that existed in high diversity The extinction of so many large herbivores during the last 50 000 years and the loss of megaherbivores kg from most of the continent before the Pleistocene Holocene transition is likely to have had cascading the European temperate forest biome we examine the abundance change of three important European woody taxa Higher abundance of disturbance-favoured trees and shrubs in European temperate woodlands prior to the the late-quaternary extinction of megafauna
quantified in a form of a human pressure index HPI . Patterns of spatio-temporal evolution of the HPI agree indicate a rapid increase of the human pressure around 1200 1700 BP and a significant increase of agriculture-related throughout the second half of the Holocene. However initially high HPI values up to 70 at 5700 6200 BP which Assessment of past anthropogenic modifications of land-cover dynamics is key to understanding the human 6000 years by comparing two independent datasets. We use a dynamic vegetation model forced by debiased climate land-cover modifications throughout the second half of the Holocene. Population estimates correlate with values in the Mid-Holocene suggest significant impact of early agricultural and pre-agricultural human practices time-cumulative human impact on European land-cover of second half of the Holocene
both at the expense of the historical Saramaka Creole area. Recent roads sticking each bank of the Oyapock This article presents a stakeholders mapping exercise in 2017 and 2018 in the Oyapock watershed. Ninety-two entire watershed. Results show that roads are becoming a more significant spatial reference to people apart Attachments: The Case of the Oyapock Watershed (French Guiana, Amapá State of Brazil)
Although the effects of BSC and the sense of presence on memory were not observed a link between BSC and environment offers a new approach to exploring this memory. This study examines the impact of interaction the sense of presence on episodic memory in VR. Thirty-two participants were immersed in a virtual environment questionnaires about their BSC and sense of presence. Twenty-four hours later a free recall task was used to assess confidence in the location of the objects suggesting that different types of information should be distinguished Fernandez A., Sacher M., Sakdavong, J. C. The Impact of Virtual Object Interaction on Episodic Memory: The Role of Bodily-Self Consciousness and
types in terms of frequency and intensity within a series of future climate projections a classic urban urban canopy and a series of atmospheric boundary layer analyses and as a support for communication aimed Abstract PLOS One This paper proposes a method based on a local weather type classification approach other applied fields of climatology as well. To describe the climatic context of this urbanized area the the potential for use of this approach this information is applied to the study of changes in local weather change. In their work, they carry out a study for the city of Toulouse and include software that enables In this paper, Hidalgo and Jougla propose the use of weather-typing techniques for urban planning and On the use of local weather types classification to improve climate understanding: An application on on the urban climate of Toulouse
depth the pioneers of aeronautics and space exploration emphasizing the aspects of museography and the invention of fighter planes and bombers 1914-1918 the first airline companies and race to set records in 25 hours is organized as a seminar that meets four times for six and one- on a Thursday. The four Thursdays Thursdays are announced at the beginning of the academic year one in September one in October one in November are interactive they include a lecture as well as students' presentations of their research. de l'aviation avant les avions à réaction (1783-1945) / The History of aviation before the Jet Planes
l'Inrap. Médaille de bronze du CNRS 2015 il a notamment travaillé à la datation de l'hominidé fossile Little histoire commune qu il faut envisager à l échelle de tout un continent C est à cette question que nos recherches Of australopiths and men. Contribution of southern African fossiliferous karsts to our knowledge on the the origin of genus Homo
increased need of caring for dependent elderly person. Most of this care is provided at home by family which include four main issues 1 analysis of the situation of active caregivers comprising emotional state differences positive effects 2 analysis of the situation of caregivers when the care ends due to institutionalization the needs and specific circumstances of non-formal caregivers of dependent older adults. family members that are exposed to a long-lasting stressful situation and augmented risks for their health Conférence : Caregiving of elderly dependents relatives
Ph.D. Associate professor Department of psychology University of Quebec TELUQ include the phenomenon of vaccine hesitancy—defined as delay in acceptance or refusal of vaccines despite the availability of vaccination services. Given that vaccine hesitancy is not uniform across a population, will (i) begin by outlining the principles of psychology of judgment and decision-making in vaccination; Malaria; and finally (iii) I will present some of the implications of Vaccination is one of the most effective long-term strategy for preventing diseases, yet persistent public-health Conférence : Increasing Vaccination: Contributions of Psychological Science
experience of more than one emotion simultaneously seems to be a particularly powerful motivator of various Hate crimes the targeting of individuals for verbal or physical abuse because of their group membership because of the direct consequences for the targeted victims but because they send messages of hate and communities and so are liable to have adverse indirect effects on other members of the victims group. This talk show that members of victimised communities experience intergroup emotions because of empathy for the direct Rupert Brown (School of Psychology, University of Sussex, UK) - Séminaire CLLE LTC Understanding the indirect effects of hate crime
