Orianne Tournayre

The paper assesses genetic diversity and population structure in Geoffroy's bats using microsatellites and mitochondrial markers, finding high nuclear diversity and female philopatry.

This study estimates the sampling intensity and signal persistence of airborne eDNA in an enclosed space to inform effective biomonitoring strategies.

The paper assesses the impact of human pressure on biodiversity in the UK using airborne environmental DNA, revealing complex patterns in diversity and community composition across taxa.

This study conducts the first national terrestrial biodiversity survey using airborne eDNA, identifying over 1,100 taxa and showing its potential to complement citizen science for conservation.

This study identifies cost-effective primer pairs and develops a tool to enhance eDNA-based monitoring of freshwater biodiversity.

This study evaluates twelve COI and 16S metabarcoding primer sets for insectivorous diet analysis using in silico and empirical methods, finding primer degeneracy and amplicon length are key factors affecting detection and reliability.