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2019	Dispersers are more likely to follow mucus trails in the land snail Cornu aspersum The Science of Nature Alexandre Vong, Armelle Ansart, Maxime Dahirel
2019	Principles of Ecology Revisited: Integrating Information and Ecological Theories for a More Unified Science Frontiers in Ecology and Evolution Mary I. O'Connor, Matthew W. Pennell, Florian Altermatt, Blake Matthews, Carlos J. Melián, Andrew Gonzalez
2018	Genetics of dispersal Biological Reviews Marjo Saastamoinen, Greta Bocedi, Julien Cote, Delphine Legrand, Frédéric Guillaume, Christopher W. Wheat, Emanuel A. Fronhofer, Cristina Garcia, Roslyn Henry, Arild Husby, Michel Baguette, Dries Bonte, Aurélie Coulon, Hanna Kokko, Erik Matthysen, Kristjan Niitepõld, Etsuko Nonaka, Virginie M. Stevens, Justin M. J. Travis, Kathleen Donohue, James M. Bullock, Maria del Mar Delgado
2017	Coevolution of patch-type dependent emigration and patch-type dependent immigration Journal of Theoretical Biology Helene C. Weigang
2016	Density-dependence across dispersal stages in a hermaphrodite land snail: insights from discrete choice models Oecologia Maxime Dahirel, Michalis Vardakis, Armelle Ansart, Luc Madec
2016	Biocommunication of Ciliates Staffan Jacob, Jean Clobert, Delphine Legrand, Nicolas Schtickzelle, Alexis S. Chaine
2015	Social information from immigrants: multiple immigrant‐based sources of information for dispersal decisions in a ciliate Journal of Animal Ecology Staffan Jacob, Alexis S. Chaine, Nicolas Schtickzelle, Michèle Huet, Jean Clobert
2014	DISPERSAL PROPENSITY INTETRAHYMENA THERMOPHILACILIATES-A REACTION NORM PERSPECTIVE Evolution Frank Pennekamp, Katherine A. Mitchell, Alexis Chaine, Nicolas Schtickzelle
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