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  • MERCI project: On the way to the next field missions in Dominica and Martinique

    on 6 May 2022

    The MERCI project, which aims to study invasive exotic reptiles in the insular Caribbean to anticipate the risks of invasion and adapt management measures, continues in the various territories concerned. (more…)

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