Le logement étudiant et les bailleurs privés (1)

Courtois de Viçose Axel. Le logement étudiant et les bailleurs privés (1). In: Droit et Ville, tome 59, 2005. Colloque : Les baux commerciaux et centres commerciaux (Toulouse, 19 novembre 2004) - Colloque : Les assises du logement étudiant à Toulouse (Toulouse, 28 Juin 2004) pp. 233-238

The British Empire A report on its Structure and Problems by Study Group of Members of the Royal Institute of International Affairs

Demangeon A., Courtois de Viçose G., Pierre André, Jordan Augustin. The British Empire A report on its Structure and Problems by Study Group of Members of the Royal Institute of International Affairs. In: Politique étrangère, n°6 - 1937 - 2ᵉannée. pp. 579-580

The second Five-Year Plan for the development of the national economy of the U.S.S.R. (1933-1937)

Pierre André, Demangeon A., Courtois de Viçose G., Jordan Augustin. The second Five-Year Plan for the development of the national economy of the U.S.S.R. (1933-1937) . In: Politique étrangère, n°6 - 1937 - 2ᵉannée. p. 584

The British Empire A report on its Structure and Problems by Study Group of Members of the Royal Institute of International Affairs

Demangeon A., Courtois de Viçose G., Pierre André, Jordan Augustin. The British Empire A report on its Structure and Problems by Study Group of Members of the Royal Institute of International Affairs. In: Politique étrangère, n°6 - 1937 - 2ᵉannée. pp. 579-580

Jacob Viner. Studies in International Trade

Courtois de Viçose G., Demangeon A., Pierre André, Jordan Augustin. Jacob Viner. Studies in International Trade. In: Politique étrangère, n°6 - 1937 - 2ᵉannée. pp. 581-584

Hon. George Peel. The economic policy of France

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Video_10_Methodologies for Patellid Limpets’ Aquaculture: From Broodstock Management to Juveniles.mp4

The production of cultured limpets is a recent research field contributing to aquaculture diversification, focusing on low trophic species while reducing the carbon footprint. Limpets are gastropods that colonize rocky substrates and are mostly present on tidal and subtidal shores. This animal group is in high commercial demand and is endangered in several regions. The aquaculture production of limpets has been traditionally challenging. The most successful reproduction method has been gonadal dissection, as artificial spawning induction has shown limited success to date. Moreover, methods for larval culture, settlement, and juvenile growth have been poorly developed and remain largely unknown. In recent years, advances in this field have led to the optimization of methods to enhance larval production, larval culture, settlement induction of competent larvae, and management of post-larvae and juveniles. The present manuscript reviews these advances, obtained within the framework of AQUAINVERT project, focusing on broodstock management, gametes release, larval production, larviculture, settlement, and grow-out of post-larvae, and providing an update on the actual state of the art in limpets’ aquaculture.</p

Image_1_Methodologies for Patellid Limpets’ Aquaculture: From Broodstock Management to Juveniles.jpeg

The production of cultured limpets is a recent research field contributing to aquaculture diversification, focusing on low trophic species while reducing the carbon footprint. Limpets are gastropods that colonize rocky substrates and are mostly present on tidal and subtidal shores. This animal group is in high commercial demand and is endangered in several regions. The aquaculture production of limpets has been traditionally challenging. The most successful reproduction method has been gonadal dissection, as artificial spawning induction has shown limited success to date. Moreover, methods for larval culture, settlement, and juvenile growth have been poorly developed and remain largely unknown. In recent years, advances in this field have led to the optimization of methods to enhance larval production, larval culture, settlement induction of competent larvae, and management of post-larvae and juveniles. The present manuscript reviews these advances, obtained within the framework of AQUAINVERT project, focusing on broodstock management, gametes release, larval production, larviculture, settlement, and grow-out of post-larvae, and providing an update on the actual state of the art in limpets’ aquaculture.</p

Video_2_Methodologies for Patellid Limpets’ Aquaculture: From Broodstock Management to Juveniles.mp4

The production of cultured limpets is a recent research field contributing to aquaculture diversification, focusing on low trophic species while reducing the carbon footprint. Limpets are gastropods that colonize rocky substrates and are mostly present on tidal and subtidal shores. This animal group is in high commercial demand and is endangered in several regions. The aquaculture production of limpets has been traditionally challenging. The most successful reproduction method has been gonadal dissection, as artificial spawning induction has shown limited success to date. Moreover, methods for larval culture, settlement, and juvenile growth have been poorly developed and remain largely unknown. In recent years, advances in this field have led to the optimization of methods to enhance larval production, larval culture, settlement induction of competent larvae, and management of post-larvae and juveniles. The present manuscript reviews these advances, obtained within the framework of AQUAINVERT project, focusing on broodstock management, gametes release, larval production, larviculture, settlement, and grow-out of post-larvae, and providing an update on the actual state of the art in limpets’ aquaculture.</p