Laurent Wantiez
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Laurent Wantiez
Summary
Laurent Wantiez is a human[1]. He worked as a marine biologist[2], ecologist[3], and research fellow[4].
Key Facts
- Laurent Wantiez held citizenship in France[5].
- Laurent Wantiez's professions included marine biologist[2].
- Laurent Wantiez's professions included ecologist[3].
- Laurent Wantiez's professions included research fellow[4].
- Laurent Wantiez's field of work was marine biology[6].
- Laurent Wantiez's field of work was freshwater biology[7].
- Laurent Wantiez's field of work was environmental science[8].
- Laurent Wantiez's field of work was ecology[9].
- Laurent Wantiez's field of work was fisheries science[10].
- Laurent Wantiez's field of work was fisheries management[11].
- Laurent Wantiez was employed by University of New Caledonia[12].
- Laurent Wantiez was educated at University of Perpignan[13].
- Laurent Wantiez is recorded as male[14].
- Laurent Wantiez's instance of is recorded as human[15].
- Laurent Wantiez's family name is recorded as Q113450678[16].
- Laurent Wantiez's given name is recorded as Laurent[17].
- Laurent Wantiez's relative is recorded as Q131755943[18].
- Laurent Wantiez's maintained by WikiProject is recorded as WikiProject Invasion Biology[19].
Body
Education
Laurent Wantiez was educated at University of Perpignan[13].
Career and Affiliations
Recorded occupations include marine biologist[2], ecologist[3], and research fellow[4]. Fields of work include marine biology[6], a branch of biology[20]; freshwater biology[7], a branch of biology[21]; environmental science[8], a branch of science[22]; ecology[9], an academic discipline[23]; fisheries science[10], an interdisciplinary science[24]; and fisheries management[11], an academic discipline[25]. Laurent Wantiez was employed by University of New Caledonia[12].
FAQs
What did Laurent Wantiez do for work?
Laurent Wantiez worked as marine biologist[2], ecologist[3], and research fellow[4].
Where did Laurent Wantiez go to school?
Laurent Wantiez was educated at University of Perpignan[13].