In preparation :#
- Bouvet J., Koffel T., Bollache L., Gilg O., Moreau J., Dechaume-Moncharmont FX. Trading concealment for visibility: asymmetric strategies of information acquisition in predator–prey interactions.
Published articles#
Bouvet J., Gilg O., Bollache L., Moreau J., Dechaume-Moncharmont FX. Extended recesses as part of optimal incubation strategies: addressing time schedules in time allocation trade-offs. The American Naturalist, accepted.
Bouvet J., Hivet A, Gilg O, Pagnon T, Bollache L, Moreau J, Dechaume-Moncharmont F.-X. (in press) Two is too many: does being a single parent reduce the risk of nest predation? Animal Behaviour, accepted.
Pagnon T., Dechaume-Moncharmont F.-X., Angerbjörn A, Bêty J., Bouvet J., Brown G., Buche E., Ehrich D., Etchart L., Fufachev I., Hansen J., Lanctot R.B., Lang J., Latty C.J., Lecomte N., McKinnon L., Moreau J., Reneerkens J, Saalfeld S.T., Sabard B., Schmidt N.M., Sittler B., Smith P.A., Sokolov A., Sokolov V., Sokolova N., van Bemmelen R.S.A, Yannic G., Bollache L., Gilg O. (2026) Incubation strategy and hatching start time affect the duration of the nestling period in precocial Arctic-breeding sandpipers. Biology Letters, 22:20250670. [DOI]