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[Annelida] Polychaeta in Mediterranean

Gérard BELLAN via annelida%40net.bio.net (by gerard.bellan from univmed.fr)
Wed Oct 12 03:06:48 EST 2011


Primarily for colleagues working on the Mediterranean polychaetes



As part of an EU Biodivmex Program , it will be held in Marseilles on  
November 8 and 9 a workshop on Mediterranean biodiversity. This aims  
to prepare a “Livre Blanc” providing an update on biodiversity  
researches conducted in and around the Mediterranean, in continental  
and marine environments. It also aims to participate in the  
structuring of the international community and to consider  
collaborative research priorities in the field.

For now, I feel that the "land" community is more involved that the  
"marine" community .

This will be an overview by country of forces in different countries  
or in different institutions, their potential, their strengths, their  
needs and their particular programs conducted in cooperation with  
other non-Mediterranean countries.

I will attend this workshop. I hope to have the opportunity to  
develop a "state of the art" of researches on Annelida Polychaeta  
including taxonomy, genetics, biogeography, ecology and so on, of the  
Polychaetes in the Mediterranean. Of course, I still believe what you  
do in this area, but I would  like a certain completeness about to  
what I’ll say  or to my written text that I will present. I would  
especially not to make too many mistakes or oversights.

I would ask you to let me know, at least briefly your present  
research and those of your students and colleagues that I might forget.

I will endeavor to promptly deliver a report of the meeting.





Gérard BELLAN
gerard.bellan from univmed.fr
Directeur de recherche Emérite au CNRS
Centre d'Océanologie de Marseille
UMR DIMAR, Station marine d'Endoume,
Rue Batterie des Lions
13007 Marseille, France
Tel.: (33) 491 04 16 12
Fax : (33) 491 04 16 35
Mail : gerard.bellan from univmed.fr


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