Anne Charmantier

Widespread circulation of West Nile and Usutu viruses in sedentary and migratory avifauna: A Two-Year Study (2024-2025) of active surveillance in South of France

This study tracks WNV and USUV circulation in French avifauna over two years, finding higher USUV prevalence and seasonal variation linked to migratory and resident bird populations.

Global meta-analysis reveals urban-associated behavioral differences among wild populations

This study performs a global meta-analysis of urban-associated behavioral differences across species, finding increased boldness, aggression, exploration, and activity in urban populations.

Disentangling urbanisation, climate effects and their interaction on ornamental colourations

The paper examines how urbanisation and climate change affect the yellow breast colouration of great tits, finding urban birds are duller and more sensitive to climate effects than forest birds.

Tit wit: environmental and genetic drivers of cognitive variation along an urbanization gradient

This study examines cognitive variation in great tits along an urbanization gradient, finding limited evolutionary change but identifying genetic factors linked to inhibitory control.

The city and forest bird flock together in a common garden: genetic and environmental effects drive urban phenotypic divergence

This study investigates genetic and environmental factors driving urban phenotypic divergence in great tits using a common garden experiment, finding that genetic and individual differences explain most trait variation, while urban behavioral differences are more plastic.

Continent-wide drivers of spatial synchrony in age structure across wild great tit populations

The paper quantifies spatial synchrony in great tit age structure across 32 populations and identifies drivers like clutch size, temperature, and beech crops, showing synchrony maintained up to 650km.

Testing for parallel genomic and epigenomic footprints of adaptation to urban life in a passerine bird

The paper examines genomic and epigenomic responses to urban life in Great tits, finding polygenic and non-parallel adaptation mechanisms.