Article scientifique 3.0

Un facile.
Indice : "Fin alternaltive"

		Citation : PLoS ONE. 2008;3(11):e3602. Epub 2008 Nov 5. Historical mammal extinction on Christmas Island (Indian Ocean) correlates with introduced infectious disease. Wyatt KB, Campos PF, Gilbert MT, Kolokotronis SO, Hynes WH, DeSalle R, Daszak P, MacPhee RD, Greenwood AD. Biological Sciences Department, Old Dominion University, Norfolk, VA, USA. It is now widely accepted that novel infectious disease can be a leading cause of serious population decline and even outright extinction in some invertebrate and vertebrate groups (e.g., amphibians). In the case of mammals, however, there are still no well-corroborated instances of such diseases having caused or significantly contributed to the complete collapse of species. A case in point is the extinction of the endemic Christmas Island rat (Rattus macleari): although it has been argued that its disappearance ca. AD 1900 may have been partly or wholly caused by a pathogenic trypanosome carried by fleas hosted on recently-introduced black rats (Rattus rattus), no decisive evidence for this scenario has ever been adduced. Using ancient DNA methods on samples from museum specimens of these rodents collected during the extinction window (AD 1888-1908), we were able to resolve unambiguously sequence evidence of murid trypanosomes in both endemic and invasive rats. Importantly, endemic rats collected prior to the introduction of black rats were devoid of trypanosome signal. Hybridization between endemic and black rats was also previously hypothesized, but we found no evidence of this in examined specimens, and conclude that hybridization cannot account for the disappearance of the endemic species. This is the first molecular evidence for a pathogen emerging in a naive mammal species immediately prior to its final collapse.

Si c'est bien ce que je crois alors, oui, c'est facile...

Wait and see.

Allez :

L'armée des douze singes !
Ou, à la rigueur, Je suis une légende.


Pfff, c'était vraiment trop facile.



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Hihihi


Non.

Encore plus facile.

Ceci dit, je t'accorde que "Je suis une légende", en interprétant avec un poil de différence l'abstract et mon indice, cela collait parfaitement.

En fait plus j'y pense, plus ta réponse est bonne.

A voir après la solution si l'élève a mieux répondu que la grille de coorection.

:-)

"La guerre des mondes" ?



ou alors : "Dead man" : vous voulez une couverture ???

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La Guerre des Mondes.
Oui.
Mais avec cette fois-ce les maladies infectieuses des envhaisseurs qui tuent les habitants du coin. Pas le contraire.
D'où la fin alternaltive

"Fin alternative"


Je crois que tu es un peu tordu, quand même ^^

Bull, rassure-moi... j'avais trouvé là, hein ?

Oui, oui.
J'expliquais juste ci-dessus le "pourquoi" de l'indice "fin alternaltive"

Là, je suis un peu "out", mais promis la semaine prochaine la version 4.0

		Citation : Là, je suis un peu "out", mais promis la semaine prochaine la version 4.0

Moi aussi, je suis un peu out, et je pourrais faire quelque chose aussi, hein...
No problemo...