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Jules Dezeure

@jules2h.bsky.social
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Postdoctoral position on the management of european moles, University of Exeter Wildlife Ecologist, interested in mammal conservation, behavioural ecology and human-wildlife coexistence.

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Leverhulme Trust @leverhulme.ac.uk · 22/05/2026
Partnering with @nationaltrust.org.uk, Sarah Crowley and @jules2h.bsky.social @exeter.ac.uk aim to enable greater coexistence between moles and people by investigating social, practical and ecological aspects of mole management. Read now in our Annual Review: www.flipsnack.com/leverhulmetr...
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Rethinking the management of European moles
Partnering with the National Trust, Sarah Crowley and postdoctoral researcher Jules Dezeure aim to enable greater coexistence between moles and people by investigating social, practical and ecological aspects of mole management
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Axelle Delaunay @axdela.bsky.social · 11/02/2026
So happy to share that my last PhD chapter is finally out in Proc. B! We looked at chacma baboon offspring interference in grooming sessions between their mom and siblings, and asked whether these behaviours could represent jealous reactions. royalsocietypublishing.org/rspb/article...
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Sibling interference in mother–offspring interactions reveals jealous reactions in wild baboons
Abstract. Whether non-human animals can experience complex emotions like jealousy remains debated. In humans, jealousy is particularly salient in sibships,
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EFP2026 @efp2026.bsky.social · 09/12/2025
📢 Calling all primatologists 📢 EFP2026 in Montpellier is now open for abstracts & registration! 🗓 Deadline for abstract : 13 March 2026 (before if mobility grant application) Submit: www.alphavisa.com/efp/2026/abs... Register: www.alphavisa.com/efp/2026/reg... All abstracts will be accepted!
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Nikos Smit @nikos.ecoevo.social.ap.brid.gy · 16/09/2025
Who’s got the power? Studies of male and female primates show it’s not simple theconversation.com/whos-got-the-po…
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Who’s got the power? Studies of male and female primates show it’s not simple
Most primate societies do not have clear-cut sex-biases when it comes to power.
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CNRS @cnrs.fr · 28/03/2025
INÉDIT 🎬 Dans le désert du Namib, une équipe de scientifiques étudie la hiérarchie des babouins chacma. Luttes de pouvoir, stratégies de survie… et une guerre des sexes impitoyable ! 🐒 Le reportage 👉 lejournal.cnrs.fr/vie-socia...
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