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(Rapports, Expertises, Publications...) De Publications 2019 du Groupe Mammalogique Breton Les travaux réalisés en 2019 par le GMB ont donné ou autres, 20 synthèses mammalogiques, 3 lieu à la publication de 2 revues, 2 publications avis et argumentaires dans le cadre de projets scientifiques, 14 comptes-rendus et rapports d’ aménagement, un livret, une plaquette. d’ activité, 38 rapports d’expertises, d’études Publication scientifique n JIANG T., WANG J., WU H., CSORBA G., PUECHMAIL S., BENDA P., BOIREAU J., TOFFOLI R., COURTOIS J.-Y., NYSSEN P., COLOMBO R., & FENG J., 2019. The n PIGNEUR L.-M., CAUBLOT G., FOURNIER-CHAMBRILLON C., FOURNIER patterns and possible causes of global geographical variation in the body P., GIRALDA-CARRERA G., GREMILLET X., LE ROUX B., MARC D., SIMONNET size of the greater horseshoe bat (Rhinolophus ferrumequinum). Journal of F., SMITZ N., SOURP E., STEINMETZ J., URRA-MAYA F., & MICHAUX J., 2019. biogeography, 00 : 1-15. Current genetic admixture between relictual populations might enhance the recovery of an elusive carnivore. Conservation Genetics, 20(6): 1-16. n LORVELEC O., ROLLAND P., LE QUILLIEC P., QUÉNOT F. et BUTET A. Discovery of the bank vole (Myodes glareolus) on Ushant Island (Brittany, France). Mammalia 2019; 83(5): 496-500. Revues, livrets, brochures... n Mammi’Breizh n°34 (printemps 2019). Groupe Mammalogique Breton, 16 p. n Mammi’Breizh n°35 (automne 2019). Groupe Mammalogique Breton, 16 p. n GMB. 2019. Connaître et Protéger le Campagnol amphibie en Bretagne. Groupe Mammalogique Breton, plaquette 6 p. n SIMONNET, F., BOIREAU J. et CAROFF C., 2019. Le Campagnol amphi- bie - Livret d’identification des indices de présence. Groupe Mammalogique Breton, 28 p. Comptes-rendus, bilans d’activité et programmes d’action n GMB, 2019. Bilans 2018 du Groupe Mammalogique Breton. Groupe n CHENAVAL N. 2019. Rapport d’assistance à la gestion des espaces naturels Mammalogique Breton, Sizun, 4p. sensibles en Loire-Atlantique. Groupe Mammalogique Breton, Sizun, 26 p. n GMB, 2019. Bibliographie du Groupe Mammalogique Breton. Groupe n DUBOS T. 2019. Bilan des actions réalisées par le GMB dans le cadre du Plan Mammalogique Breton, Sizun, 2 p. National d’Actions Chauves-souris - année 2019. Groupe Mammalogique n BOIREAU J. (Coord.) 2019. Contrat Nature Micromammifères de Bretagne : Breton, Sizun, 2 p. bilan année 4. Groupe Mammalogique Breton, Sizun, 33 p. + annexes. n DUBOS T. 2019. Bilan des actions réalisées par le GMB dans le cadre de n BOIREAU J. 2019. Actions en faveur des Mammifères en Bretagne. Rapp. la convention de partenariat entre le GMB et Lannion-Trégor Communauté - annuel DREAL-Bretagne. Groupe Mammalogique Breton, Sizun, 6 p. année 2019. Groupe Mammalogique Breton, Sizun, 1 p. n n CAROFF C. et MENAGE M. (Amikiro) 2019. Rencontres régionales des DUBOS T. 2019. Projet de déploiement de la Trame Mammifères de médiateurs « mammifères sauvages de Bretagne » le 27 avril 2019 à Bretagne sur les Voies Navigables de Bretagne. Groupe Mammalogique Ploufragan (22). Groupe Mammalogique Breton, Compte-rendu, 12 p. Breton, Sizun, 6 p. n n CAROFF C. 2019. Convention Pluriannuelle d’Objectifs Groupe RAMOS M. 2019. Retour sur l’inventaire participatif aux Landes du Gras Mammalogique Breton 2017 - 2019. Rapport année 2018. Groupe (22). Volet mammifères. Groupe Mammalogique Breton, Sizun, 2 p. Mammalogique Breton, Sizun, 22 p. + annexes. n SIMONNET F. (Coord.) 2019. Observatoire des Mammifères de Bretagne n CHENAVAL N. 2019. Bilan des SOS Chauves-souris en Loire-Atlantique - Bilan d’activité 2018. Groupe Mammalogique Breton, Sizun, 18 p. + sur une année (décembre 2018 à novembre 2019). Groupe Mammalogique annexes. Breton, Sizun, 9 p. n SIMONNET F. (Coord.) 2019. Observatoire des Mammifères de Bretagne n CHENAVAL N. 2019. Coordination, suivi et synthèse des sites d’hibernation - Bilan d’activité 2018. Groupe Mammalogique Breton, Sizun, 36 p. + et de mise-bas connus pour les Chiroptères en Loire-Atlantique. Groupe annexes. Mammalogique Breton. 28 p. Publications du Groupe Mammalogique Breton n 2019 n 1 Rapports d’expertises et d’études scientifiques n BOIREAU J., GOLFIER L. 2019. Atlas de la Biodiversité Intercommunale : n Rapport Interassociatif, 2019. Atlas Biodiversité Communal - Ville de Inventaire mammalogique, Brest Métropole. Groupe Mammalogique Rennes. BV, GMB, LPO, GRETIA et MCE, 71 p. Breton, Sizun, 50 p.+ annexes. n CHENAVAL N. 2019. Expertise mammalogique des ponts de Loire- n BOIREAU J., RAMOS M. 2019. Mesures de suivi environnemental : Atlantique soumis à rénovation en 2019 - Prospection hivernale. Groupe suivi chiroptère Calan-Mur de Bretagne (56) - Plaine Haute (22). Groupe Mammalogique Breton, Sizun, 25 p. Mammalogique Breton, Sizun, 13 p.+ annexes. n CHENAVAL N. 2019. Bilan des suivis estivaux chiroptérologiques des ponts n BOIREAU J. 2019. Bilan des prospections mammalogiques ENS Keroumen départementaux de Loire-Atlantique en 2019. Groupe Mammalogique au Relecq-Kerhuon (29). Groupe Mammalogique Breton, Sizun, 8 p. Breton, Sizun, 55 p. n BOIREAU J. 2019. Bilan des prospections mammalogiques ENS de n CHENAVAL N., BRETAUD J. F. 2019. Diagnostic et préconisations pour la Kererault à Plougastel-Daoulas (29). CD29, Groupe Mammalogique Breton, réalisation de passages pour la petite faune en Brière. Groupe Mammalogique Sizun, 8 p. Breton-CEREMA, Sizun, 12 p. n BOIREAU J. 2019. Bilan des prospections mammalogiques ENS de la Vallée n CHENAVAL N. et BELLION P. 2019. Bilan des inventaires mammalogiques du Cam à Guipavas (29). CD29, Groupe Mammalogique Breton, Sizun, 8 p. menés sur les boires - Année 2019. Groupe Mammalogique Breton, Sizun, 7 p. n CHENAVAL N., BELLION P. 2019. Diagnostic chiroptères sur le pont de la n CHENAVAL N., BELLION P., 2019. Bilan des prospections et des suivis sur la RD 723 à Mauves-sur-Loire (44) franchissant le ruisseau du Gobert. Groupe Noctule commune dans les parcs nantais - Compléments d’inventaires 2019. Mammalogique Breton, Sizun, 13 p. Groupe Mammalogique Breton, Sizun, 18 p. n CHENAVAL N., BELLION P. 2019. Diagnostic chiroptères du Marais de l’Ile à n CHENAVAL N., BELLION P., 2019. Diagnostic des enjeux chiroptérologiques Pont-Saint-Martin (44). Groupe Mammalogique Breton, Sizun, 12 p. en période estivale et automnale sur le pont de Mauves-sur-Loire - Rapport n CHENAVAL N., BELLION P., 2019. Inventaire acoustique des Chiroptères dans d’étape août 2019. Groupe Mammalogique Breton, Sizun, 8 p. le cadre de l’Atlas de Biodiversité sur des communes du Parc Naturel Régional n CHENAVAL N., BELLION P., 2019. Diagnostic des ouvrages d’art du de Brière - rapport général. Groupe Mammalogique Breton, Sizun, 15 p. Département de Loire-Atlantique - fiches chiroptères, année 1. Groupe n CHENAVAL N., BELLION P., 2019. Inventaire acoustique des Chiroptères Mammalogique Breton, Sizun, 395 p. dans le cadre de l’Atlas de Biodiversité sur des communes du Parc Naturel n CHENAVAL N., BELLION P., 2019. Diagnostic des ouvrages d’art du Régional de Brière - commune de Donges. Groupe Mammalogique Breton, Département de Loire-Atlantique - fiches mammifères semi-aquatiques, Sizun, 21 p. année 1. Groupe Mammalogique Breton, Sizun, 395 p. n CHENAVAL N., BELLION P., 2019. Inventaire acoustique des Chiroptères n DARNAULT M. 2019. Élaboration d’une stratégie de suivi des chiroptères dans le cadre de l’Atlas de Biodiversité sur des communes du Parc anthropophiles au gîte (Bretagne, France). Université de Rennes 1, Groupe Naturel Régional de Brière - commune de Montoir-de-Bretagne. Groupe Mammalogique Breton, Sizun & CESCO-MNHN, Concarneau. 31 p. + annexes. Mammalogique Breton, Sizun, 24 p. n DUBOS T. 2019. Inventaire mammalogique de l’Espace Naturel Sensible de n CHENAVAL N., BELLION P., 2019. Inventaire acoustique des Chiroptères Quelfénec en Plussulien. Groupe Mammalogique Breton, Sizun. 22 p. dans le cadre de l’Atlas de Biodiversité sur des communes du Parc Naturel n NEDELEC R. 2019. Bilan de 10 années de comptages des grands rhinolophes Régional de Brière - commune de Trignac. Groupe Mammalogique Breton, dans le Trégor costarmoricain. Groupe Mammalogique Breton, Sizun, 6 p. Sizun, 20 p. n RAMOS M., F. SIMONNET 2019. Effet de la régulation du Ragondin et n CHENAVAL N., BELLION P., 2019. Inventaire acoustique des Chiroptères du Rat musqué sur les populations de Campagnol amphibie de l’Espace dans le cadre de l’Atlas de Biodiversité sur des communes du Parc Naturel Naturel Sensible de la tourbière de Landemarais (35) - État initial. Groupe Régional de Brière - commune de Saint-Malo de Guersac. Groupe Mammalogique Breton, Sizun, 18 p. Mammalogique Breton, Sizun, 23 p. n RAMOS M. 2019. Expertise Mammalogique des Espaces Naturels Sensibles n CHENAVAL N., BELLION P. 2019. Diagnostic chiroptérologique sur le site départementaux du Grand Rocher (Plestin-les-Grèves) et des Landes de Natura 2000 « Estuaire de la Loire ». Groupe Mammalogique Breton, Sizun, 27 p. Saint-Michel (Saint-Michel-en-Grève). Groupe Mammalogique Breton, n CHENAVAL N. 2019. Inventaires mammalogiques sur l’étang du Pont de Sizun. 25 p. Fer, rapport final.Groupe Mammalogique Breton, Sizun, 20 p. n RAMOS M. 2019. Atlas de Biodiversité Intercommunal de Lamballe n LE CAMPION T., 2019. Expertise chiroptérologique - ENS de l’Etang de Communauté (22) - volet mammifères. Groupe Mammalogique Breton, Careil. CD35, Groupe Mammalogique Breton, Sizun, 17 p. Sizun, 69 p. + annexes n LE CAMPION T., 2019. Expertise chiroptérologique - côteau boisé de Sainte- n RAMOS M. 2019. Retour sur l’inventaire participatif aux Landes du Gras Marie (35) - ENS de Gannedel - CD35. Groupe Mammalogique Breton, Sizun, 18 p. (22). Volet mammifères. Groupe Mammalogique Breton, Sizun, 2 p. n LE CAMPION T., 2019. Expertise mammalogique - Suivi de l’impact de n RAMOS M. 2019. Rapport du diagnostic chiroptérologique complé- l’ouverture du Marais de la Roche du Theil (35). Groupe Mammalogique mentaire du site Natura 2000 FR5300007 « Têtes de bassin du Blavet et de Breton, Sizun, 21 p. l’Hyères ». Groupe Mammalogique Breton, Sizun, 28 p. + annexes. freepik 2 n Publications du Groupe Mammalogique Breton n 2019 Synthèses mammalogiques n BOIREAU J. 2019. Synthèse chiroptérologique - Projet éolien de Canihuel (22). n RAMOS M. 2019. Synthèse chiroptérologique des données historiques Groupe Mammalogique Breton, Sizun, 19 p.
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