Malika Gottstein
@malikagottstein.bsky.social
Biologist, Postdoctoral researcher in tropical ecology at MNHN Paris 🐒🦇🐀🌱
Looking forward to presenting our work on primate seed dispersal at the European Federation for Primatology meeting @efp2026.bsky.social ! If you are in Montpellier, I would be delighted to see you there. 🗓Tuesday June 30 🕒3.45 pm @pmforget.bsky.social @mecadev.bsky.social
Présentation #MECADEV de @malikagottstein.bsky.social at the Congrès des Jeunes Chercheur·e·s du Muséum et de Sorbonne Université.
Pierre-Michel Forget@pmforget.bsky.social · 3mo agoOral talk de Malika Gottstein, R. Abensur, C. Pelon, L. Ferrand, E. Guilbert, C. Baltzinger, & P.-M. Forget « From specialists to generalists: human disturbance alters mammalian frugivore communities in French Guiana » postdoc @mecadev.bsky.social @tropicalecology.bsky.social @mnhn.fr
Saki monkeys aren't just seed predators, they help disperse seeds too! This challenges (again) the classic predator vs. mutualist view of plant-animal interactions. link.springer.com/article/10.1...
Nectar-feeding bats are key pollinators for a wide range of tropical plants 🦇🌺 I’ll be presenting our findings on the pollination of Marcgravia longifolia at #ECTE2026 tomorrow (Thursday Feb 26) in the camera trap session. Foto: Marco Tschapka @katrinheer.bsky.social @soctropecol.bsky.social
From the forest floor to the canopy, bats keep rainforest vines genetically connected through pollination 🦇 Check out our new paper published in @ecol-evol.bsky.social. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/... @katrinheer.bsky.social
Gene Flow and Vertical Stratification of Pollination in the Bat‐Pollinated Liana Marcgravia longifolia
This study investigates pollen dispersal, vertical stratification of gene flow, and spatial genetic structure in the bat-pollinated liana Marcgravia longifolia in a western Amazonian forest. Flowers ...
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Happy to share our results on vertical stratification of plant-nectarivore interactions during the symposium on "Studying rainforest canopies with camera traps" at #ATBC2025
