C. Denys

Discipline

Archéologie et Préhistoire (5)

Type de document

Articles (6) Colloques et conférences (1)

Co-auteur

E. Stoetzel

R. Nespoulet

S. Bailon

A El Hajraoui M.

P. Vogel

A. Rihane

M. Pruvost

S. Parfitt

V. Nicolas

J. Lee-Thop

V. Laroulandie

A. Lalis

A. Jeffrey

J.-B. Huchet

S. Guimaraes

T. Grange

E.M. Geigl

Y. Fernández-Jalvo

M. El Hajraoui

S. Dubey

J. Daligault

N. M.-L. Côté

Emilie Campmas

A. Bouzouggar

A. Bennett

N. Barton

M. Antonin

P. Andrews

Date

Source

HAL-SHS : archéologie (6) Serveur académique Lausannois (1)

Mot-clé

Afrique (7) Antiquities, Prehistoric (6) Prehistoric peoples (6) Afrique du Nord (5) Ecology (5) Africa, North (5) écologie (4) Ecology (4) Rodents (4) Bones (4) région (3) analyse (3) grotte (3) Vertebrates (3) Squamata (3) Shrews (3) Science (3) Amphibians (3) Analysis (3) grotte (3) puits (2) vertébré (2) spectacle (2) rongeur (2) représentation (2) prédateur (2) information (2) fossile (2) Afrique (2) comparaison (2)

Documents écrit par C. Denys (7) | parle de C. Denys (17)

African carnivores as taphonomic agents: Contribution of modern coprogenic sample analysis to their identification

Emilie Campmas et al.

Taphonomy of Small Predators multi-taxa accumulations: palaeoecological implications

C. Denys et al. (2018)

A cost-effective high-throughput metabarcoding approach powerful enough to genotype ~44 000 year-old rodent remains from Northern Africa

S. Guimaraes et al.

Climate and environment influences on the Late Pleistocene human occupations and cultural behaviour at El Harhoura 2 and Taforalt, Morocco

J. Lee-Thop et al. (26 juin 2016)

Taphonomic Analysis of Amphibian and Squamate Remains from El Harhoura 2 (Rabat-Témara, Morocco): Contributions to Palaeoecological and Archaeological Interpretations

E. Stoetzel et al.

Pleistocene and holocene small vertebrates of El Harhoura 2 cave (Rabat–Témara, Morocco): an annotated preliminary taxonomic list

E. Stoetzel et al.

Use of phylogeny to resolve the taxonomy of the widespread and highly polymorphic African giant shrews (Crocidura olivieri group, Crocidurinae, Mammalia).

S. Dubey et al. (2007)