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Insects: Friends, foes, and models / Insectes : amis, ennemis et modèles

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Insects: Friends, foes, and models
[Insectes amis, ennemis et modèles]
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How flies contribute to the discovery of human diseases and their pathogenic mechanisms
2
Drosophila research: From the genome to the proteome
3
Insects as interactants in artists’ minds: Symbols and anti-symbols
4
The shining world of beetles
5
Géopolitique du moustique
6
The origin of diversity in insects: Speciation, adaptation and the Earth dynamics
7
A glance at the deep past history of insects
8
The metamorphosis of insects and their regulation
9
Evolution of aposematism and mimicry in butterflies: Causes, consequences and paradoxes
10
Supergene, sex and sociality
11
Termites: Soil engineers for ecological engineering
12
Using contact networks and next-generation sequencing for wildlife epidemiology
13
Microbial nutrient factories in insects on extreme diets
14
The insect reservoir of diversity for viruses and antiviral mechanisms
15
Cassava mealybug biological control delivers multi-faceted societal benefits
16
Insects and their microbial partners: The Drosophila case study
17
What five insects told us about how a native plant copes with real-world problems
18
Évolution et spécificité des interactions insectes hôtes–insectes parasitoïdes
19
When a bacterium fights arboviruses
20
Ecosystem services provided by insects for achieving sustainable developmental goals
21
Do we have to get rid of mosquitoes to eliminate malaria?
22
Human activities and climate change in the emergence of vector-borne diseases
23
Benefits and limitations of emerging techniques for mosquito vector control
24
A transdisciplinary consideration of sand flies & leishmaniasis
25
The trypanosome journey in the tsetse fly
26
Insects on the menu
27
Industrial insect production as an alternative source of animal protein
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The impact of climate on the winter strategies of insects
Erratum to “Ecosystem services provided by insects for achieving sustainable developmental goals” [C. R. Biologies 342 (2019) 268]
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