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Pollen analysis - Menétrux-en-Joux (F-39), Lac du Val S1, S11bis, S12, S13, S14
Natural site: transect lines in the peat bob border on the lac. 26 palynological samples.
Pollen analysis - Montperreux (St Point) (F-25), Lac de Saint Point (SP05)
Natural site; lacustrine drilling. 153 palynological samples + 19 radiocarbon datings.
Pollen analysis - Labergement-Sainte-Marie (F-25), Between the two lakes. M. Magny/V. Bichet Transects
Natural site. Peat bog between Saint-Point lake and Remoray lake. 10 palynological samples + 15 radiocarbon datings.
Pollen analysis - Clairvaux-les-lacs (F-39), La Tournerie-Drouvenant (varves)
Natural site. Geological section along the Drouvenant creek. Pleniglacial varves. Only one palynological sample.
Pollen analysis - Ney (F-39), Varves de Ney, Les Prés des Rousserots
Natural site: geological section border on the Ain river. 2 palynological samples.
Pollen analysis - Charcier (F-39), En Bourand (Varves)
Natural site. Geological section border on the Ain river. Only one nearly sterile palynological sample.
Pollen analysis - Saint-Pierre (F-39), Sur les Grays
Natural site, wet meadow. 13 palynological samples. Lacustrine chalk-peat limit.
Pollen analysis - Le Frasnois (F-39), Lac de Narlay (Narlay II and Narlay 2003)
Natural site: peat bog border on the lake. Two series: Narlay II (NY II) and Narlay 2003. 63 palynological samples in Narlay II; 25 in Narlay 2003 (18 by S. Guillon) + 19 radiocarbon datings. Unpublished data in its entirety. Ancient analysis by S. Wegmüller in 1966.
Pollen analysis - Pont-du-Navoy (F-39), lower river terrace of the Ain river
Natural site. Geological section in pleniglacial varves. 3 palynological samples.
Pollen analysis - Châtillon (F-39), Les Ebalèves (varves)
Natural site. Geological section border on the Ain river. 25 palynological samples very low in pollen grains. Other analysis by Bohneke (1987) and Duverne (1958).
Water vole and plant diversity in a productive hay meadow of the Doubs department
Data of 32 vegetation plots located in a productive hay meadow disturbed by water voles. It includes the plant species lists and the associated community descriptors.
Monitoring of the vegetation of extensive mountain hay meadows in eastern France (Jura and Vosges)
Diachronic observations of the plant communities of extensive hay meadows in the Jura and the Vosges mountains. The data include 66 old floristic relevés (realized between 2005 and 2009), 66 recent floristic relevés (realized in 2019) and plant community descriptors.
Stone crushing and plant community diversity in dry calcareous grasslands (old Franche-Comté region, eastern France)
30 floristic relevés realized in 2019 in dry calcareous grassland sites (in areas disturbed by stone crushing and non-disturbed areas) as well as the description of the studied dry calcareous grasslands.
Fossorial water vole (Arvicola terrestris) population cycles and their phase-associated microbial communities
Monitoring of montane water vole populations on the Jura plateau during the phases of a demographic cycle: relative densities, reproduction parameters, weight, relative age (crystalline weight), and microbial community composition. Those data have been collected in the framework of Petra Villette's ...
Bromadiolone kinetics in common and montane water vole populations
Field measurements describing the kinetics of bromadiolone in two vole populations (Microtus arvalis and Arviola scherman) after a field control of water voles, Arvicola scherman. Those data have been obtained during Mickael Sage's doctorate.
Pollen analysis - Oyonnax (F-01), Lac Genin
Natural site: peat bog in the north edge of the lake. 5 palynological samples. 1st half of the subatlantic period at 2.15 m depth. Should be looked by new analysis.
Pollen analysis - Les Avenières (F-38), L'Eau morte ou Eaux-mortes
Natural site: drilling in an ancient meander of the Rhône river. 17 palynological samples. Site included and completed in the HDR of Emilie Gauthier (2012).
Jurassic Karst
Hydrogeochemical monitoring of karst springs in the Jura mountains
Pollen analysis - Onoz (F-39), Lac d'Onoz
Natural site: wetland border on the lake. 81 palynological samples by Hervé Richard and 81 samples by Jacques-Louis de Beaulieu (Marseille). No radiocarbon dating. Never published. Other analysis by Carole Bégeot (2008).
Pollen analysis - Villers-le-lac (F-25), Les Pargots (Clos Richier)
Natural site: high lacustrine terrace on the right bank of the Doubs river. 102 palynological samples + 1 radiocarbon dating. 10,30 meters length core. 1 radiocarbon dating between 5,90 and 6,00 m = 8250 ± 50 BP (too old : Hard Water Effect ?).
Grassland vegetation monitoring in the French Jura Mountains
Plot-based vegetation survey. Diachronic observations of the grassland plant communities in the Franche-Comté region.
Permanent grasslands of the French Jura Mountains (synchronic study BioGEcoP)
Vegetation, orthopteran communities, soil and landuse descriptors of 48 mesic grasslands in the French Jura Mountains.
Pollen analysis - La-Chaux-du-Dombief (F-39), Lac d'Ilay 1989
Natural site: peat bog border on the lake. 10 palynological samples.
Pollen analysis - Le Frasnois (F-39), Lac du Petit-Maclu (MM)
Natural site: peat bog border on the lake. 31 palynological samples.
Pollen analysis - Malpas (F-25), Malpas 6 (MM)
Natural site: peat bog border on the lac. 5 palynological samples. Complet drilling analysed by Emilie Gauthier as part of her PhD thesis (2001).