L'église orthodoxe en Tunisie - Chaillot, Christine (Le messager orthodoxe, 2012)
Keywords: Christianisme – Djerba

Introduction à l’étude de l’ibāḍisme et de sa théologie, written by Pierre Cuperly - Di Tolla, Anna Maria (Annali dell'Istituto Universitario Orientale di Napoli, 2020)
Keywords: Recension

Rapport de M. Bianchi sur une nomenclature des villes et villages de la régence de Tripoli de Barbarie - Bianchi, Thomas-Xavier (Bulletin de la Société de géographie, 1825)
Keywords: Récits de voyage – Djebel Nefousa

Prestito tedesco alla Tunisia - R., C. (Oriente Moderno, 1962)
Keywords: Aéroport – Djerba

Initiative italiane in Tunisia - V., S. (Oriente Moderno, 1962)

Il dissenso Bu Rquibah-Salah ben Yusef secondo un collaboratore di "Le Monde" - V., V. (Oriente Moderno, 1956)
Keywords: Ben Youssef; Salah 1907-1961

Salah ben Yusuf espulso dal Neo-Destur - V., V. (Oriente Moderno, 1955)
Keywords: Ben Youssef; Salah 1907-1961

Assassinio di Salih ben Yusuf - G., O. (Oriente Moderno, 1961)
Keywords: Ben Youssef; Salah 1907-1961

Dichiarazioni di Salih ben Yusef - V., V. (Oriente Moderno, 1956)
Keywords: Ben Youssef; Salah 1907-1961

Le droguier d'un mozabite à Alger en 1882 (à suivre) - Battandier, Jules Aimé (L'Union pharmaceutique, 1882)
Keywords: Commerce – Mzab

Comparaison d'un vocabulaire du dialecte des Zenaga avec les vocabulaires correspondants des dialectes des chawia et des beni mzab - Masqueray, Emile (Archives des missions scientifiques et littéraires, 1879)
Keywords: Linguistique – Mzab

La cuisine et les parfums au Mzab - Goichon, Amélie-Marie (Revue d'ethnographie et des traditions populaires, 1926)
Keywords: Alimentation – Mzab

Die Siedlungen des Mzab - Suter, Karl (Vierteljahresschrift der Naturforschenden Gesellschaft in Zürich, 1958)
Keywords: Urbanisme – Mzab

L'entr'aide dans les sociétés autochtones nord-africaines - Gardet, Louis; Parmentier, Henri (Revue de l'Institut des Belles Lettres Arabes, 1946)
Keywords: Moeurs et coutumes – Afrique du Nord

Emile Masqueray au Mzab: à la recherche de livres ibâdites - Ould-Braham, Ouahmi (Études et Documents Berbères, 1992)
Keywords: Orientalisme – France

Les Mozabites: esquisse ethnographique et anthropométrique - Chantre, Ernest (Bulletin de la Société d'anthropologie de Lyon, 1910)
Keywords: Moeurs et coutumes – Mzab

L'île de Djerba (La Revue scientifique de la France et de l'étranger, 1881)
Keywords: Djerba – 1881-1956

Genetic diseases in the Tunisian population - Romdhane, Lilia; Abdelhak, Sonia (American Journal of Medical Genetics Part A, 2011)
Keywords: Génétique – Djerba

Les plans d'aménagements touristiques - Barbouch, Abdellatif (Art, Architecture, Aménagement, 1978)
Keywords: Architecture – Djerba

Association de sauvegarde de l'ile (Art, Architecture, Aménagement, 1978)
Keywords: Architecture – Djerba

Séminaire sur la sauvegarde de Jerba (Art, Architecture, Aménagement, 1978)
Keywords: Architecture – Djerba

Les matériaux et les techniques de construction - Hantous, Tahar; El Younsi, Salah (Art, Architecture, Aménagement, 1978)
Keywords: Architecture – Djerba

Lag Ba’Omer em Djerba (Morasha, 2002)
Keywords: Judaïsme – Djerba

"Israël à Djerba". Le pèlerinage de la Ghriba (Le Monde colonial illustré, 1940)
Keywords: Judaïsme – Djerba

La véritable histoire des lotophages - Germain, Gabriel (La Kahéna, 1946)
Keywords: Littérature – Djerba

Fête religieuse juive à la Synagogue de la Griba (Bulletin de la Société d’anthropologie et de biologie de Lyon, 1911)
Keywords: Judaïsme – Djerba

The social representation of historic time in Maghrib culture - Najar, Sihem (The Journal of North African Studies, 1997)
The alimentary rituals of daily life are a means of reinforcing its sense of the eternal present. This concept of the tragic is to be contrasted with the links between present and future as reflected in the religious visions where contemporary taboos become the permissiveness of Paradise. The argument is illustrated by the role played by a specific dish, m'hammas, in defining rites of passage, both those of marriage and widowhood.
Keywords: Alimentation – Djerba

Entre classement et patrimonialisation : Les usages du patrimoine judéo-tunisien - Mbarek, Afef (L'Année du Maghreb, 2018)
Keywords: Judaïsme – Djerba

Les pratiques sociales de l’Internet et les transformations des identités et des liens sociaux au Maghreb: Étude de communautés diasporiques tunisiennes - Najar, Sihem (Méditerranée, 2011)

Filmer les pèlerinages et le religieux en mouvement - Pénicaud, Manoël (ThéoRèmes, 2015)
Keywords: Judaïsme – Djerba

Les Ibadites. Mode de vie, organisation et patrimoine d’une minorité musulmane, conçu et coordonné par Virginie Prévost - Di Tolla, Anna Maria (Annali dell'Istituto Universitario Orientale di Napoli, 2019)
Keywords: Recension

Fleet Management and Naval Warfare. Geographic Origin and Onboard Life Regulations of the Royal Catalan-Aragonese Fleets against the Kingdom of Tunis (1430-1435) - Molins, Pol Junyent (2019)
The recurrence of war and the different areas where the armies were mobilised make the reign of Alfonso the Magnanimous an outstanding laboratory for the social study of war. Furthermore, it is even more excellent thanks to the vast amount of documentation preserved, which allows us to study the period in a much more comprehensive way. This paper would aim to be an approach the human component of the medieval Aragonese fleets analysing the particular case of the Royal fleet organised by King Alfons the Magnanimous in 1432 against de Tunisian island of Djerba. Often the motivation and relationship between the sea and the men who participated in such expeditions were very diverse, heterogeneous or even non-existent. The armada became somehow an exchange between social groups, sometimes forced, of different influences –economic, social, political, cultural- of different social status, communities of diverse territories and Kingdoms of the Crown of Aragon and, finally, between seafarers and landsmen. In this sense, we will focus on the study of the geographical and social origin of the crews of the Armada. Specifically, to the men who served in the four Royal ships and the Royal galley of the fleet. First of all, we will identify the centres of enlistment, and we will focus on the recruitment system. Secondly, we can note the nationalities so recorded, and comment on the patterns of service of the foreigner and identify if there was a government policy towards the service of crews of non Catalano-Aragonese origin, and the consequent attempts to record nationality on the enrolment books.
Keywords: Invasions chrétiennes – Djerba

De la transculturalité des figures ludiques - Gana, Kamel (Revue de l'Institut des Belles Lettres Arabes, 1991)
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Keywords: Jeux – Djerba

Les coiffes féminines en Tunisie - Sugier, Clémence (Cahiers des Arts et Traditions Populaires, 1968)
Keywords: Artisanat – Djerba

Djerba ou l’importance des femmes dans un système agnatique - Vernier, Bernard (Regards Sociologiques, 1998)
Keywords: Moeurs et coutumes – Djerba

Wüstensteine zum Händewaschen. Erinnerungen an eine Forschungsreise nach Tunesien und Djerba mit Freund Rudolf Kriss 1971 - Kretzenbacher, Leopold (Bayerischen Jahrbuchs für Volkskunde, 2003)
Keywords: Récits de voyage – Djerba

Robert Lachmann: his Achievement and his Legacy - Gerson-Kiwi, Edith (Yuval, 1974)
Keywords: Judaïsme – Djerba

Une tradition musicale de transe afro-maghrébine Stambali - Gouja, Zouhair (Cahiers des Arts et Traditions Populaires, 1996)
Keywords: Musique – Djerba

Photoethnography and the Jews of Djerba - Friedman, Keren Tzionah (Jewish Folklore & Ethnology Review, 1988)
Keywords: Judaïsme – Djerba

I Am a Picture: Change and Continuity on the Island of Djerba - Friedman, Keren Tzionah (Folklore and Mythology, 1983)
Keywords: Judaïsme – Djerba

Tourisme et ruralité le cas de la Tunisie - Freund, Wolfgang Slim (Revue suisse de sociologie Saint-Saphorin, 1982)
Keywords: Tourisme – Djerba

La période de ḥasūm à Djerba: la fête des êtres de l’Au-delà sur terre - Földessy, Edina (Arabist Budapest Studies in Arabic, 2003)
Keywords: Croyances populaires – Djerba; Moeurs et coutumes – Djerba

Mitochondrial DNA structure in North Africa reveals a genetic discontinuity in the Nile Valley - Fadhlaoui-Zid, Karima; Rodríguez‐Botigué, Laura; Naoui, Nejib; Benammar Elgaaied, Amel; Calafell, Francesc; Comas, David (American Journal of Physical Anthropology, 2011)
Human population movements in North Africa have been mostly restricted to an east-west direction due to the geographical barriers imposed by the Sahara Desert and the Mediterranean Sea. Although these barriers have not completely impeded human migrations, genetic studies have shown that an east-west genetic gradient exists. However, the lack of genetic information of certain geographical areas and the focus of some studies in parts of the North African landscape have limited the global view of the genetic pool of North African populations. To provide a global view of the North African genetic landscape and population structure, we have analyzed ∼2,300 North African mitochondrial DNA lineages (including 269 new sequences from Libya, in the first mtDNA study of the general Libyan population). Our results show a clinal distribution of certain haplogroups, some of them more frequent in Western (H, HV0, L1b, L3b, U6) or Eastern populations (L0a, R0a, N1b, I, J) that might be the result of human migrations from the Middle East, sub-Saharan Africa, and Europe. Despite this clinal pattern, a genetic discontinuity is found in the Libyan/Egyptian border, suggesting a differential gene flow in the Nile River Valley. Finally, frequency of the post-LGM subclades H1 and H3 is predominant in Libya within the H sequences, highlighting the magnitude of the LGM expansion in North Africa. Am J Phys Anthropol, 2011. © 2011 Wiley-Liss, Inc.
_eprint: https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/pdf/10.1002/ajpa.21472
Keywords: Génétique – Afrique du Nord

Cross-ethnic variation in dental, sensory and perceptual traits: A nonmetric multibivariate derivation of distances for ethnic groups and traits - Guttman, Ruth; Guttman, Louis; Rosenzweig, K. A. (American Journal of Physical Anthropology, 1967)
The central concern of this paper is to illustrate how four apparently unrelated classes of variables — dental, perceptual, ethnic origin, and other — can be comprehended within a single parsimonious space, even though some of the measures were qualitative, others quantitative. Thirty-five hundred Israeli villagers of varied ethnic origin were examined on several aspects of oral epidemiology, a battery of tests relating to estimation of number, and miscellaneous traits, including eye colour, tasting PTC, tongue rolling, etc. Significant differences between the six Jewish groups — Yemen, Cochin, Kurdistan, Libya, Berber, and Djerba — were found in the scores of most variables. By the use of the Smallest Space Analysis, distances were established between the different ethnic groups which took into account the complex interrelations in each of 3,500 individual subjects of all 45 categories of 16 variables. A three-dimensional model of the interrelations between the ethnic groups and the trait categories was constructed from the 45 sets of coordinates which resulted from the iterative computer procedure. The ethnic group pairs at greatest distance from each other were found to be Kurdistan:Cochin, then Kurdistan:Djerba, followed by Djerba:Yemen. It is suggested that multivariate analyses of the type presented here, and including interrelations between genetic markers, anthropometric and behavioral variables, would deepen our understanding of the present structure and possible backgrounds of populations of diverse origins.
Keywords: Génétique – Djerba

Ritualization of literacy: the works of Tunisian scholars in Israel - Deshen, Shlomo (American Ethnologist, 1975)
Book publishing is an act of piety among the Tunisian immigrants of Israel. The literary content of books is less important than their talismanic value. The Tunisian community in Israel has abandoned many of its traditional religious practices, substituting for them pious acts such as pilgrimages and the publishing of religious books.
Keywords: Judaïsme – Djerba

Ethnicity and Citizenship in the Ritual of an Israeli Synagogue - Deshen, Shlomo (Southwestern Journal of Anthropology, 1972)
Tension between citizenship and ethnicity is expressed in an Israeli ethnic synagogue by changes in ritual and symbolism. The symbolic expression of these changes relates worshippers of the synagogue, who are recent immigrants to Israel, to their new heterogenous environment. Analysis of the changes in symbols demonstrates that the referential aspects have expanded, consistent with alterations in traditional relationships. The reinterpreted symbols may be categorized in terms of a typology of religious change as instances of "innovation," in the sense that the experiential range to which the symbol applies has been changed.
Keywords: Judaïsme – Djerba

Conflict and Social Change: The Case of an Israeli Village - Deshen, Shlomo (Sociologia Ruralis, 1966)
Keywords: Emigration – Djerba – Palestine

Some Relations between three Piyutim from Djerba and three Arab Songs - Davis, Ruth Frances (The Maghreb Review, 1986)
Keywords: Judaïsme – Djerba

Djerba's Rabbis: Orthodox Judaism in Islamic Territories? / רבני ג'רבא – האומנם יהדות חרדית בארצות האסלאם? - Naim, Yaron (Jewish Studies / מדעי היהדות, 2014)
It is commonly argued today that the Jews of Djerba—an isolated, mysterious island across from southern Tunisia—held to worldviews and halakhic concepts similar to those common among Ultra-Orthodox European Jews. Yet researchers have singled out one supposed exception: the positive attitude of Djerba's rabbis towards Zionism and its leaders. A closer examination will show that this assumption of a shared outlook is unsupported. By clarifying and explaining the concept of Orthodoxy, I will suggest that the key challenges created by the tension between conservatism and modernity regarding human rights—i.e., democracy, free choice, human autonomy, etc.—caused European rabbis, headed by Moshe Sofer (the "Chatam Sofer") to formulate a religious response characterized by conservatism and a complete rejection of modernity. On the other hand, I will show that Djerba's rabbis and Jewish community, headed by Rabbi Khalfon Moshe Hacohen (1874–1950), impressively handled the challenges posed by modernity for religious Jews, on precisely those same points at which European orthodoxy rejected modernity. It is worth noting that Djerba Jews retained their strict religious principles, and even became an ongoing source of religious and halakhic inspiration for the rest of North African Jewry. I will present examples of Rabbi Hacohen's positive attitude towards modernity and explain why there is no real similarity between European Orthodox Judaism and Djerba Judaism. Finally, I will speculate as to the origins of the false notion of the comparability of the halakhic attitude of Djerba Jews and that of the European Jewish communities.
Keywords: Judaïsme – Djerba

Jewish Trade Between the Mediterranean and India in the Twelfth Century - Braslavsky, Joseph (Zion / ציון, 1941)
The author publishes an Arabic document from the Cairo Geniza, now at Cambridge. It is the letter of a Jewish spice-dealer whose affairs had taken him as far as India, and who sent his goods from Aden in Southern Arabia to his brothers whose business was taking them to Egypt. In the letter he mentions inter alia that he had heard a rumour of the Riots in North Africa. The date of the letter is roughly 1149, and the writer presumably refers to the massacres and forced conversions of the Jews in North Africa following the conquests of ʿAbd el-Muʾamân in 1147. The cities to which he refers include a number known to us from other sources, and also Karkana and Sfax.
Keywords: Judaïsme – Djerba

Kisse Raḥamim — Talmud Exegesis in Djerba by Rabbi Raḥamim Ḥury - Ahrend, Aaron (Shenaton ha-Mishpat ha-Ivri: Annual of the Institute for Research in Jewish Law, 2001)
Keywords: Judaïsme – Djerba

The Jewish Press of Tunisia / עתונות יהודית בתוניסיה - הטל, אברהם; Attal, Robert (Kesher / קשר, 1989)
העתונות היהודית בתוניסיה היא תופעה מיוחדת במינה בקרב קהילות ישראל בארצות המזרח וצפון אפריקה: במשך כשמונים שנות קיומה יצאו לאור בארץ זו מספר גדול של עתונים יהודיים, ללא השוואה לנעשה בארצות אחרות. מאז סוף ה- 19 ועד תחילת שנות ה-60 יצאו בתוניסיה 79 עתונים ביהודית-ערבית, בלוב 14, באלג'יריה 10 ובמרוקו 9; בצרפתית ראו אור בתוניסיה 48 עתונים יהודים, באלג'יריה 33 ובמרוקו 28; בעברית הופיעו בתוניסיה בפרק זמן זה 16 עתונים, בלוב 4 ובמרוקו 2. בסך הכל הופיעו בתוניסיה בין השנים 1878-1967 143 עתונים יהודיים, וזאת בקהילה שמנתה בסוף ה-19 כ-35-40 אלף נפש, באמצע שנות ה- 20 כ-55 אלף ובשנת 1948 — כ-70 אלף נפש. The Jewish press of Tunisia was a unique phenomenon within the Jewish communities of the Arabic-speaking countries. During its 80-year history, from the end of the 19th century to the 1960s, it produced more Jewish newspapers than anywhere elso. There were 79 Judeo-Arabic newspapers in Tunis (with 14 in Libya, 10 in Algeria and 9 in Morocco); 48 French-language Jewish newspapers (33 in Algeria, 28 in Morocco); and 16 Hebrew newspapers (4 in Libya, 2 in Morocco). Between 1878 and 1967 there were a total of 143 Jewish newspapers published in Tunisia, in a community that numbered only 35,000-40,000 at the end of the 19th century; approximately 55,000 during the mid-1920s; and some 80,000 in 1948. The earliest newspapers appeared in Judeo-Arabic (Arabic written in Hebrew letters), beginning in 1878. They were small papers, mostly short-lived. The first Tunisian Jewish daily began publication in 1889 — "El Tiligraf," edited by Messaoud Maarek, and linked to the oldest telegraphic agency, Havas. But this paper, as all other Jewish papers, ceased publication in 1895 because of a steep levy imposed on all newspapers in Tunisia. The Jewish press revived in 1904, changed in character. A Zionist weekly, "Al Athad," began publication. An important new daily, "El Sabah" ("The Morning," published until 1936), edited by the accomplished Judeo-Arabic writer Jacob Cohen, along with several other competing papers, were now composed in a modern style, catering to a new generation of educated, European-oriented, French-speaking Jews. Another major paper was the weekly "El Najma" ("The Star"), published in the city of Sousse from 1920 to 1961. The Judeo-Arabic newspapers were highly specialized in orientation: some were literary, some political and some humorous and satirical — a particularly popular format. This press reached its zenith during the early 1900s, to be replaced in popularity by French-language newspapers. The two major French-language papers, both weeklies, were the pro-French, progressive "La Justice" (1907-14; 1923-33), edited by Mordochée Smaja, and the more conservative "L'Egalité" (1911-32; 1940), edited by Joseph Cohen-Ganouna. "La Justice" adopted an anti-religious establishment philosophy, while the rival "L'Egalité" fought to preserve Jewish tradition and prevent Francophilization. Only a few Hebrew newspapers were published in Tunisia before 1948, but they became more numerous thereafter, alongside the French Jewish newspapers, while the Judeo-Arabic press died out almost completely. Similarly, the number of Zionist periodicals in all three languages increased. During the 1940s and '50s, all the Zionist youth movements had their own periodicals. All Jewish papers ceased publication from November 1942 to May 1943 when Tunisia was occupied by German forces and was subject to Vichy law. This was Tunisian Jewry's darkest hour, with thousands of Jews interned in forced labor camps and Jewish property confiscated. Some Tunisian Jews were sent to the death camps of Europe. Fortunately, the Jewish population was saved by the allied victory in Tunisia. The post-World War II period was one of rich Jewish communal life. Moslem Tunisia under French rule, unlike its Arab neighbors, was not hostile to the Jewish population. They were free to demonstrate pro-Israel solidarity, as reflected in the Jewish press. Jewish emigration, especially to Israel, increased during the 1950s, especially after Tunisian independence in 1956, although President Bourguiba was favorably disposed to the Jews. With the number of Jews diminishing, the Jewish press shrank accordingly. The last Jewish periodical appeared in 1967.
Keywords: Judaïsme – Djerba

Djerbian Talmudic Commentary: "Terumat HaDeshen" by R. Tzemach Cohen / פרשנות ג'רבאית לתלמוד: "תרומת הדשן" לר' צמח כהן - ארנד, אהרן; Arend, Aharon (Sidra: A Journal for the Study of Rabbinic Literature / סידרא: כתב-עת לחקר ספרות התורה שבעל-פה, 2013)
Keywords: Judaïsme – Djerba

An Outline of the Social Structure of the Jewish Communities in Djerba and Southern Tunisia from the End of the 19th Century until the 1950's / קווים למבנה החברתי של קהילות יהודי ג'רבה ודרום טוניסיה מסוף המאה היט עד לעליות ארצה - דשן, שלמה; Deshen, Shlomo (Zion / ציון, 1976)
Southern Tunisian Jewry has an uninterrupted and relatively peaceful history going back into antiquity. The general Berber population, particularly of the island of Djerba, has since the late 19th century developed a pattern of migrant merchants, who operate throughout Tunisia and retire in their old age to their homes. In this context, the Jews entered local commerce and filled the major local positions, however they did not engage in international or in itinerant commerce or trade. Djerban Jewry is therefore extremely sedentary and lacking in geographic mobility. As a consequence, the local community is relatively powerful over its individual members. Social control, particularly in religious matters, is strong because of the high visibility of individuals. Community organs are highly developed in comparison to other Jewish communities in North Africa. The continued development of community organs in the period under discussion is described in the paper on the basis of rabbinical treatises of recent generations.
Keywords: Judaïsme – Djerba

A Midrash about the Patriarch Abraham in the Passover Haggadah of Djerba / מדרש על אברהם אבינו בהגדה של פסח של יהודי ג'רבה - אילן, נחם; Ilan, Nahem (Sefunot: Studies and Sources on the History of the Jewish Communities in the East, 1993)
The Passover Haggadah is a unique ritual text because it is used in a religious ceremony celebrated at home with the participation of the entire family. The children are at the center of the event. Since the text is primarily Hebrew, whoever led the seder in various Jewish communities felt compelled to translate the text to the language spoken by Jews in that community so that the content of the Haggadah would be clear to all the participants and their children enabling them to fulfill the commandment 'And you will tell your son.' For this reason we find Haggadot in many Jewish languages. The Haggadah of the Jews of Djerba includes a passage in Arabic, which, according to the author of this article, does not appear in any other version. This Haggadah adds, after the passage: 'At first our fathers were idolators' an adaptation of three midrashic traditions on the Patriarch Abraham and how he came to acknowledge and believe in the one God even though he lived in a totally idolatrous environment. The article surveys the various Djerban traditions in which the passage appears, councluding that this text came to be included in the Djerban custom no later than the early eighteenth century. The text is presented revealing the variations in the way it was written, though changes of content were few and insignificant. Obviously the text is written in a very vulgar form of Judeo-Arabic as befits its function and purpose. A literary analysis of the text reveals how the midrashim were adapted to the seder service. Details that were irrelevant to the educational purpose of the seder were omitted and others were altered in order to fit better into the story of the Exodus from Egypt. In conclusion, the text is a witness to the dynamic character of the seder among the Jews of Djerba and a unique expression of the Passover Haggadah tradition in Djerba. In addition to its special context it may be added to the midrashic traditions concerning the Patriarch Abraham adding a unique Djerban dimension to them.
Keywords: Judaïsme – Djerba

Towards a Description of the Traditional Pronunciation of the Jewish Community of Djerba / לתיאורה של מסורת ההגייה העברית של קהילת ג'רבה (תוניסיה) - Katz, Ktzia (Proceedings of the World Congress of Jewish Studies / דברי הקונגרס העולמי למדעי היהדות, 1973)
Keywords: Judaïsme – Djerba

The "Ha-Ghariba" Synagogue on the Island of Jerba / בית-הכנסת "הגריבה" באי ג'רבה (סקירה ארכיטקטונית) - Pinkerfeld, Jacob (Eretz-Israel: Archaeological, Historical and Geographical Studies, 1956)
The author describes the ancient synagogue of Hara Saghira on the island of Jerba in Southern Tunisia, perhaps the most famous synagogue in North Africa. By a study of the design and comparison with other synagogues on the island he arrives at a reconstruction of the original form of the building. His main point is that one the two portions of the present interior was originally a peristyle. The general layout of the synagogues on Jerba is reminiscent of the type of synagogue common in Mediterranean countries in the centuries immediately after the destruction of the Second Temple.
Keywords: Archéologie – Djerba; Judaïsme – Djerba

The Varieties of Abandonment of Religious Symbols: Changes in Ethnic Synagogue / גוונים של נטישת סמלים דתיים: שינויים בבית כנסת עדתי - Deshen, Shlomo (Megamot, 1971)
Taking the Weberian use of the term "secularization" as a point of departure, the author questions a recent identification of the term with the abandonment of religious beliefs per se. He shows that an abandoning of religious beliefs, which can be effected either through the eradication or the effacement (terms he posits in his typology of religious changes) of religious symbols, is not necessarily an index of secularization. The two concepts in turn are demonstrated to be distinct phenomena growing out of very different sociological conditions and circumstances. Three cases of symbolic change which occurred in a Djerban synagogue in Israel are discussed and the analysis is extended through a comparison with an African ritual. The three Djerban examples in the Israeli environment and the African ritual were found to be instances of effacement. In all four cases the very act of abandonment of the religious symbols, which was due to the fact that the particular symbols in question no longer conforms with the experiential situation of the actors, led to a reaffirmation of the symbols.
Keywords: Judaïsme – Djerba

The Writing of Tunisian Sages in Israel / כתבי חכמי טוניסיה בישראל - Deshen, Shlomo; בוכריס, דוד; פרג'ון, פורטונה (Megamot, 1975)
This article deals with one aspect of the cultural and social problems encountered by Tunisian Jews in the course of their absorption in Israel. The article concentrates on the study of one of the outstanding occupations distinguishing the community — the publication of the works of Jewish sages, especially from Djerba Island. The publication of religious books, most of which are commentaries on the Bible and the Talmud, was a common phenomenon among the Jews of Djerba Island in particular. If the author of the work was dead, the publication of the work by the descendants raised the latter's social status since it proved that learning and wisdom were part of their family legacy. It also contained an element of honour for one's parents. After immigration to Israel another motive was added to the wish to publish the religious commentaries of a father or other relative — the desire to rescue these writings from oblivion in view of the decline of religious tradition and the secularization process among members of the Tunisian community The activity involved in publication among South Tunisian Jews is thus studied against the background of a rich religious-cultural tradition in which importance was attached to writing and publication and a present which is conceived as an age of decline and degeneration as far as religion is concerned. The amount of books published and circulated is relatively large considering the potential reader market — Jews who immigrated to Israel from South Tunisia. The findings reveal that the relatively wide circulation is not to be attributed to an improvement in their economic situation or the desire of people for prestige and social recognition. These factors explain only part of the phenomenon. A fuller explanation may be presented in symbolic and cultural terms. By engaging in publication or financing it, people express their respect for the deceased, especially if the authors are their ancestors. From this point of view, the content of the book is unimportant because the books as such has a religious value of its own and it is intended to express the loyalty of children to their fathers. This phenomenon may also be defined as the ritualization of literature. Another aspect of this ritualization is that a magical protective power is attached to the book i.e. the latter serve as amulets. This ritualization is apparently a substitute for the numerous specific religious acts many of which are no longer performed today. Instead of them, various activities to which a defusive religious value is attached, are now making their appearance.
Keywords: Judaïsme – Djerba

Defining Ethnic Identity: The Case of Israelis from Southern Tunisia / לבעיית ההגדרה של זהות עדתית: על יוצאי דרום-תוניסיה בארץ - Deshen, Shlomo (Megamot, 1984)
Ever since the early 1970s, the dynamic approach of "situational ethnicity" has been widely accepted in ethnic studies. However, since then little progress has been made in the field. This paper seeks to link "situational ethnicity" with the older cultural approach and thereby to advance ethnic studies both in theory and in methodology. A series of comparable ethnic incidents are presented with the aim of uncovering the nature of our Israeli ethnicity. An earlier version of the thesis of this paper appeared in English in Ethos 4 (1976).
Keywords: Judaïsme – Djerba

Ethnicity and Citizenship in the Ritual of a Synagogue of Tunisian Immigrants / עדתיות ואזרחות בבית-הכנסת של עולי טוניסיה בישראל - Deshen, Shlomo (Megamot, 1971)
The paper examines the nature of the changes in ritual that occurred in an Israeli ethnic synagogue and their symbolic expressions, particularly the tension between citizenship and ethnicity. Certain events taking place in, or concerning, a particular synagogue were studied. The symbolic expression of the changes was found to be a means of communion of the worshipper with his new heterogeneous environment. The symbolic reference was now wider and the symbolic changes implied a shift in a relationship formerly obtained. In order to analyse the symbolic changes more definitely, the author developed a typology of religious changes comprising several types of symbolic changes of which the examples in this paper fall into the category of "innovation."
Keywords: Judaïsme – Djerba

Southern Tunisian Jewry: Elements of French, Arab and Jewish Cultures / יהודי דרום-תוניסיה: צרפתיות, ערביות, יהדות - Deshen, Shlomo (Zmanim: A Historical Quarterly / זמנים: רבעון להיסטוריה, 2003)
יתרונה של היסטוריה מקומית הוא במורכבות שהיא תורמת לדיון ההיסטוריוגרפי ובייחוד להיסטוריה ההשוואתית ולנטייתה ליצור תזות גורפות. שפע המקורות שהותירו אחריהן הקהילות היהודיות במיוחד באי ג'רבה בתקופה הקולוניאלית מאפשר מחקר היסטורי וסוציולוגי עשיר בפרטים. אלה מאפשרים להרכיב תמונה מקומית וייחודית אשר בה בעת משמשת גם מקרה מבחן לדיון היסטוריוגרפי השוואתי בדבר ההבדלים בין יהודי ארצות הנצרות לאלה של ארצות האסלאם. נראה כי הפרמטרים המקובלים במחקר מסוג זה, המתמקדים בנסיבות היסטוריות כלליות ובמאפיינים של דתיות אשכנזית לעומת ספרדית, אינם בהכרח עונים על מכלול ההבדלים בין יהודי ארצות הנצרות לבין אלה של ארצות האסלאם. העיון מקרוב בפסיקה של חכמי ג'רבה שופך אור חדש על דיון היסטוריוגרפי זה
Keywords: Judaïsme – Djerba

Near the Jerba Beach: Tunisian Jews, an Anthropologist, and Other Visitors - Deshen, Shlomo (Jewish Social Studies, 1997)
Keywords: Judaïsme – Djerba

Die Elemente der mosleminischen Bevölkerung in der Regentschaft Tunis - Fitzner, Rudolf (Globus, 1892)
Keywords: Génétique – Djerba

Songs of the Jews on the Island of Djerba: A comparison betwen Two Surveys: Hara Sghira (1929) and Hara Kebira (1978) - Davis, Ruth Frances (Musica Judaica, 1984)
Keywords: Judaïsme – Djerba; Musique – Djerba

The Lotos-Eaters and the Troglodytes - Brinton, D. O. (Science, 1892)
Keywords: Génétique – Djerba

Production et commercialisation des vanneries dans les oasis du Sahara - Benfoughal, Tatiana (Journal des africanistes, 2007)
Le tressage des vanneries fait partie des activités des cultivateurs des oasis, parce qu’ils ont à leur disposition la matière première tirée du palmier dattier qui permet de produire un nombre considérable d’objets indispensables au travail agricole et à la vie quotidienne. Dans la pratique oasienne, il y a plusieurs modes de fonctionnement, depuis la production domestique jusqu'à l’artisanat, en passant par différentes formules transitoires. Les transformations actuelles des sociétés sahariennes bousculent les fonctionnements traditionnels et complexifient les modes socio-économiques de cette activité.

Relations vestimentaires entre Jerba et Tripoli - Ben Tanfous, Aziza (Cahiers des Arts et Traditions Populaires, 1996)
Keywords: Artisanat – Djerba

L’alimentation à Jerba - Ben Tanfous, Aziza (Cahiers des Arts et Traditions Populaires, 1984)
Keywords: Alimentation – Djerba

Les dimensions de la foi chez les ibadites - Ben Maad, Mongi (Horizons maghrébins, 2017)
Keywords: Ibadisme – thèmes et motifs

À propos de l’alimentation à Jerba - Ben Baaziz, Sadok (Cahiers des Arts et Traditions Populaires, 1984)
Keywords: Alimentation – Djerba

Musique et vie à Djerba - Barouni-Ben Sedrine, Fathya (Revue de l'Institut des Belles Lettres Arabes, 2006)
Keywords: Musique – Djerba

Le pèlerinage de la Griba (Bulletin de la Société d'anthropologie de Lyon, 1912)
Keywords: Judaïsme – Djerba

Les musulmans et les Israélites tunisiens dans l’agglomération parisienne 1970 - Simon, Gildas (Population, 1974)
Keywords: Démographie – Djerba

L’émigration tunisienne en particulier pour le Sud Tunisien - Picouet, Michel (Population, 1974)
Keywords: Démographie – Djerba

Aperçu des migrations intérieures en Tunisie - Picouet, Michel (Population, 1971)
Keywords: Démographie – Djerba

L’émigration dans le Sud Tunisien - Mzabi, Hassouna (Revue tunisienne de géographie, 1979)
Keywords: Démographie – Djerba

Migrations et modernité dans les îles Kerkennah - Ben Hamida, Abdessalem (Cahiers de la Méditerranée, 2004)
Keywords: Démographie – Djerba

Contribution à l’étude hydrologique du bassin de Bou-Grara (Sud-Est Tunisien) - Jedoui, Younes (Notes du service géologique, 1979)
Keywords: Géologie – Djerba

Djerba: Avant et après - Sigisbert, Geneviève (Europe Outremer, 1974)
Keywords: Géographie – Djerba

Sur la découverte d’un niveau à strombes dans l’île de Jerba (Tunisie) - Larroque, E. (Comptes rendus de l’Académie des sciences, 1929)
Keywords: Géologie – Djerba

Etude des répercussions d’une exploitation de longue durée sur un système artésien, Etude de l’évolution de l’exploitation de la nappe artésienne de Zarzis-Djerba - Daniel, J. M. (Terres et Eaux, 1965)
Keywords: Géologie – Djerba

Données nouvelles sur le Jurassique du Golfe de Gabes autour de l’île de Djerba (Tunisie) - Mzoughi, Moncef; Dufaure, P.; Peybernes, B. (Comptes rendus de l’Académie des sciences, 1992)
Keywords: Géologie – Djerba

L’érosion des plages dans le sud tunisien : exemples à Jerba (côtes Est et Sud-Est) et à Zarzis - Miossec, Jean-Marie; Paskoff, Roland (Revue tunisienne de géographie, 1979)
Keywords: Littoraux – Djerba

Djerba. Aperçus sur les paysages et la vie d’une île méditerranéenne - Marbeau, Victor; Garenne, R. (Acta Geographica, 1962)
Keywords: Géographie – Djerba

Nouvelles observations à Jerba sur l’âge de la formation de Tlet - Oueslati, Ameur; Paskoff, Roland; Sanlaville, Paul (Revue tunisienne de géographie, 1980)
Keywords: Géologie – Djerba

Morphologie et stratigraphie post-Villafranchiennes dans les iles Kerkna et Jerba (cote orientale de la Tunisie) - Oueslati, Ameur (Notes du service géologique, 1985)
Keywords: Géologie – Djerba

Sur la richesse des côtes tunisiennes en industrie lithiques préhistorique - Oueslati, Ameur (Revue tunisienne de géographie, 1995)
Keywords: Géologie – Djerba

The evolution of low Tunisian coasts in historical times: From progradation to erosion and salinization - Oueslati, Ameur (Quaternary International, 1995)
Keywords: Géologie – Djerba

Les vestiges archéologiques submergés ou en cours d’érosion sur les côtes sableuses de la Tunisie - Oueslati, Ameur (Revue tunisienne de géographie, 2002)
Keywords: Archéologie – Djerba

Les formations quaternaires de l’île de Jerba (Tunisie) ; essai sur les lignes de rivage - Paskoff, Roland; Sanlaville, Paul (Bulletin de la Societe Geologique de France, 1977)
Keywords: Géologie – Djerba

Sur l’origine de la formation Tlet et sa place dans la stratigraphie du Quaternaire recent de la region de Djerba - Zarzis (Sud tunisien) - Paskoff, Roland; Sanlaville, Paul (Comptes Rendus Hebdomadaires des Séances de l’Académie des Sciences, 1978)
Keywords: Géologie – Djerba

L’érosion des plages dans la sud Tunisien - Paskoff, Roland (Revue tunisienne de géographie, 1979)
Keywords: Géologie – Djerba

Un espace côtier à protéger : la flèche littorale de Ras Rmel à Jerba - Paskoff, Roland (Echanges, 1979)
Keywords: Géologie – Djerba

Sebkhas as ecological archives and the vegetation and landscape history of southeastern Tunisia during the last two millennia - Schulz, E; Abichou, A; Hachicha, T; Pomel, S; Salzmann, U; Zouari, Kamel (Journal of African Earth Sciences, 2002)
Keywords: Botanique – Djerba

Le Lambeau de Tlet et la structure néotectonique de l’ile de Jerba (Tunisie) - Perthuisot, Jean-Louis (Comptes Rendus Hebdomadaires des Séances de l’Académie des Sciences, 1977)
Keywords: Géologie – Djerba

L’île de Djerba (Tunisie) et le développement durable : une vision de géographe - Paskoff, Roland (Géographie, 2004)
Keywords: Géologie – Djerba

L’érosion des côtes : Le cas des plages de l’île de Jerba (Tunisie) - Paskoff, Roland (Houille blanche, 2004)
Keywords: Géologie – Djerba

Le quaternaire récent de Jerba et de la presqu’île de Zarzis - Paskoff, Roland; Sanlaville, Paul (Revue tunisienne de géographie, 1979)
Keywords: Géologie – Djerba

Late Quaternary deformed shorelines in Tunesia - Richards, G. W. (Zeitschrift für Geomorphologie. Supplementband, 1986)
Keywords: Géologie – Djerba

Réception du passage dans l'aménagement du territoire: l'île de Jerba - Hamrouni, H. (Revue tunisienne de l'équipement, 1985)

L'architecture populaire à Jerba - Joly, Pierre (Revue tunisienne de l'équipement, 1977)
Keywords: Architecture – Djerba

Jerba : les mutations récentes d'un système insulaire - Neifar, Bassem (M@ppemonde, 2005)
Keywords: Géographie – Djerba

Les ambiances thermiques à l’île de Djerba (Tunisie) - Hénia, L.; Alouane, T. (Publications de l'Association internationale de climatologie, 1999)
L'année est découpée en deux saisons : une longue saison douce et confortable, à priori favorable à l'organisme humain mais caractérisée par une importante variabilité interhoraire aussi bien qu'inter-journalière ; et une courte saison chaude, torride lorsque les vents soufflent du Sahara, période propice aux activités balnéaires mais comportant des risques non négligeables pour la santé
Keywords: Climat – Djerba

Une journée à Tripoli de Barbarie - Saint-Laurent, A. de (Bulletin du Club alpin français, 1900)
Keywords: Récits de voyage – Libye

Le « lambeau de Tlet » et la structure néotectonique de l’île de Jerba (Tunisie) - Glangeaud, Louis; Perthuisot, Jean-Louis (Comptes Rendus Hebdomadaires des Séances de l’Académie des Sciences, 1977)
Keywords: Géologie – Djerba

Etat environnemental de la lagune de Boughrara et ses alentours deux ans après les travaux d'aménagement et d'élargissement du pont d'el Kantara - Guetat, Fatma; Sellem, Feriel; Akrout, F; Brahim, Mouldi; Abdelfattah, Atoui; Romdhane, S.; Daly, Et (2012)
L'étude de l'état environnemental de la lagune de Boughrara a été réalisée deux ans après la mise en service du nouveau pont El Kantara. Les paramètres étudiés dans l'eau (nitrites, nitrates, ammonium, azote, phosphore total, chlorophylle a) et le sédiment (matière organique, faciès sédimentaire) ont été analysés dans trois zones de la lagune appartenants à divers contextes géographiques et environnementaux. Les résultats obtenus ont montré d'évidents signes d'amélioration des conditions générales de cet écosystème. Les distributions spatiotemporelles et saisonnières des paramètres étudiés indiquent que les teneurs trouvées atteignent le seuil d'eutrophisation pas mal de fois mais restent toujours inférieurs à ceux mentionnés par la DGPA en 2000 avant les travaux d'aménagement. L'analyse granulométrique des sédiments superficiels reflète un fond à sables moyens à fins à des proportions différentes en matière organique selon les zones. ABSTRACT Environmental state of the Boughrara lagoon and his surroundings two years after alteration work and of extension of the bridge of el kantara : The present study aims to characterize water quality and sediment in Boughrara lagoon and its surrounding two years after the construction of new bridge. Abiotic parameters (water and sediment) are calculated in three areas with different geographical and environmental contexts. The results have shown clear signs of improvement in terms of the ecosystem. The spatiotemporal distributions of physicochemical parameters of water indicate that the levels found below the threshold of eutrophication quite a few times but are still lower than those reported by DGPA (2000). The size analysis of surface sediments shows that the bottom of the three underwater zones explored is covered mainly by medium to fine sand rich in organic matter.

Recherches écologiques dans le Sud-Est Tunisien - Frankenberg, Peter (Revue tunisienne de géographie, 1987)
Keywords: Botanique – Djerba

Optimisation de la consommation énergetique dans la station de dessalement de Zarzis (12,000 m3/j) - Fethi, Kamel (Desalination, 2001)
Keywords: Energies renouvelables – Djerba

Djerba et le canal d’Adjim et paysage de Djerba - Despois, Jean (Acta Geographica, 1962)
Keywords: Géographie – Djerba

Réponse aux questions proposées par la société de géographie, sur l'Afrique septentrionale ; suivie de l'itinéraire du Fezzan et de la nomenclature des villes et villages de la régence de Tripoli. - Delaporte, Jacques-Denis (Recueil de Voyages et de Mémoires publié par la Société de Géographie, 1825)
VIe question : île de Gerbi ou des Lotophages
Keywords: Récits de voyage – Djerba

Témoins d’un niveau marin holocène supérieur à l’actuel en Tunisie méridionale - Dalongeville, Rémi; Paskoff, Roland; Sanlaville, Paul; Thommeret, Jean; Thommeret, Yolande; Millot, Georges (Comptes Rendus Hebdomadaires des Séances de l’Académie des Sciences, 1980)
Keywords: Géologie – Djerba

Rivage holocène supérieur à l’actuel en Tunisie méridionale, Les indicateurs de niveaux marins - Dalongeville, Rémi; Paskoff, Roland (Oceanis, 1979)
Keywords: Géologie – Djerba

Morphologie littorale des roches carbonatéses à Jerba (Tunisie) - Dalongeville, Rémi (Revue tunisienne de géographie, 1979)
Keywords: Géologie – Djerba

The genus Amphistegina (benthic foraminifera): distribution along the southern Tunisian coast - El Kateb, Akram; Stalder, Claudio; Stainbank, Stephanie; Fentimen, Robin; Spezzaferri, Silvia (BioInvasions Records, 2018)
The benthic foraminiferal genus Amphistegina is currently expanding its range in the Mediterranean Sea after being introduced through the Suez Canal from the Red Sea. Over the previous decade, Amphistegina spp. has colonized the eastern part of the Mediterranean Sea including the Egyptian and Libyan coasts, but the present southern limit in the Mediterranean Sea is along the southern Tunisian coast. However, this limit has never clearly been defined, and existing models predict an expansion along the entire Tunisian coastline. The Gulf of Gabes, in the southern part of Tunisia, is heavily polluted by local phosphate industries that discharge untreated waste directly into the sea. Amphistegina spp. is sensitive to water quality and marine pollution. Based on our surveys and recent investigations, the present distribution area of Amphistegina spp. along the south Tunisian coast includes the coastline east of Djerba Island, located in the Gulf of Gabes. Possible limiting factors for Amphistegina spp. expansion in the Gulf of Gabes may be the unfavourable environmental conditions generated by the phosphate industry. Kateb, Akram El; Stalder, Claudio; Stainbank, Stephanie; Fentimen, Robin; Spezzaferri, Silvia
Keywords: Botanique – Djerba

Les commerçants étrangers dans l'agglomération parisienne - Ma Mung, Emmanuel; Guillon, Michelle (Revue européenne des migrations internationales, 1986)
Keywords: Emigration – Djerba – France

La dynamique des commerces maghrébins et asiatiques et les perspectives du marché intérieur européen - Simon, Gildas; Ma Mung, Emmanuel (Annales de géographie, 1990)
Le développement du commerce tenu par les étrangers est lié à la crise économique et aux mutations de l'appareil commercial. Il est le fait de commerçants issus de groupes régionaux spécifiques ayant acquis dans leur pays d'origine une solide tradition commerçante et migratoire. La puissance des structures communautaires explique la forte capacité d'autofinancement de ces groupes et donne lieu à la mise en place de circuits économiques ethniques. Le lieu communautaire se retrouve dans les formes d'exploitation et à travers le recrutement de la main-d'œuvre. L'augmentation du nombre et de la taille des établissements et la diversification de leurs activités, la constitution de réseaux transnationaux et les ressources financières et humaines des commerçants maghrébins et asiatiques donnent à penser que ces entrepreneurs ethniques ne seront pas les derniers venus dans le grand marché de 1993.
Keywords: Emigration – Djerba – France

L'émigration dans la Tunisie du Sud-Est et ses conséquences sur la région - Mzabi, Hassouna (Cahiers de la Méditerranée, 1994)
Keywords: Démographie – Djerba

Hassouna Mzabi, La croissance urbaine accélérée à Jerba et ses conséquences sur la vie de relation avec l'extérieur - Miossec, Jean-Marie (Méditerranée, 1973)
Keywords: Recension

Modes de gestion et réinvestissements chez les commerçants tunisiens à Paris - Boubakri, Hassan (Revue européenne des migrations internationales, 1985)
Le recrutement au sein du même groupe ethnique et la formation d'associations pour l'acquisition de nouveaux établissements de commerce, grâce à une puissante solidarité communautaire, permet aux groupes commerçants tunisiens d'intégrer un nombre toujours plus grand de leurs membres dans l'appareil commerçant. L'extension de celui-ci est encore facilitée par le réinvestissement continu des bénéfices dégagés par les établissements d'origine pour la création de nouveaux magasins, ce qui permet une meilleure intégration des membres du groupe à l'appareil commerçant.
Keywords: Emigration – Djerba – France

Le Corbusier et le mirage de l'Orient. L'influence supposée de l'Algérie sur son œuvre architecturale - Gerber, Alex (Revue des mondes musulmans et de la Méditerranée, 1994)
Keywords: Architecture – Mzab

Le relief du Sahara septentrional d'après la nouvelle carte du service géographique de l'armée - Larnaude, Marcel (Annales de géographie, 1924)
Keywords: Cartes – Mzab

Description de deux Coléoptères nouveaux du sud de l'Algérie - Chobaut, Alfred (Bulletin de la Société entomologique de France, 1897)
Keywords: Entomologie – Mzab

Glanures myrmécologiques [Hymen.] - Emery, Carlo (Bulletin de la Société entomologique de France, 1899)
Keywords: Entomologie – Mzab

Nouveaux Coléoptères du Nord Africain. Soixantième note. Récoltes de M. le lieutenant Callies dans la région du Mzab - Peyerimhoff, Paul de (Bulletin de la Société entomologique de France, 1927)
Keywords: Entomologie – Mzab

Une mission d'exploration scientifique au Tidikelt - Flamand, Georges-Barthélemy Médéric (Annales de géographie, 1900)
Keywords: Géographie – Mzab

Description de deux espèces nouvelles de Coléoptères du Mzab (Sud-Algérien) - Chobaut, Alfred (Bulletin de la Société entomologique de France, 1897)
Keywords: Entomologie – Mzab

Description de trois Coléoptères nouveaux du Mzab (Sud-Algérien) - Chobaut, Alfred (Bulletin de la Société entomologique de France, 1897)
Keywords: Entomologie – Mzab

Description de deux Coléoptères nouveaux du Mzab (Sud-Algérien) - Chobaut, Alfred (Bulletin de la Société entomologique de France, 1897)
Keywords: Entomologie – Mzab

Ports de pêche et dynamique littorale à Djerba et Zarzis - Bourgou, Mongi (Cahiers du C.E.R.E.S, série geographique, 1995)
Keywords: Pêche – Djerba

Milieu littoral et aménagement : le cas du littoral nord oriental de la presqu’île de Zarzis - Bourgou, Mongi (Revue tunisienne de géographie, 1995)
Keywords: Littoraux – Djerba

L’impact des mutations socio-économiques récentes à Jerba, sur le milieu naturel - Bourgou, Mongi (Revue tunisienne de géographie, 1993)

Lagoonal sand smelts (atherina lagunaea, teleostei, atherinidae) inhabit marine shallow waters of the coasts of Djerba island (Tunisia) - Bouriga, Nawzet; Selmi, S.; Aurelle, D.; Barthelemy, R.; Quignard, Jean-Pierre; Trabelsi, M.; Faure, E. (Bulletin de l’Institut National des Sciences et Technologies de la Mer, 2009)
Keywords: Littoraux – Djerba

Automatic Measurement of Shoreline Change on Djerba Island of Tunisia - Bouchahma, Majed; Yan, Wanglin (Computer and Information Science, 2012)
Keywords: Littoraux – Djerba

Sur l’existence d’oolithes calcaires actuelles au large de l’île de Djerba (sud-Tunisien) - Castany, Gilbert; Lucas, Gabriel (Compte rendu sommaire des séances de la Société géologique de France, 1955)
Keywords: Géologie – Djerba

Données nouvelles sur la stratigraphie du Quaternaire de Jerba - Castany, Gilbert (Bulletin de la Société des sciences naturelles de Tunisie, 1955)
Keywords: Géologie – Djerba

Le quaternaire marin de Djerba ses calcaires oolithiques - Castany, Gilbert; Lucas, Gabriel (Bulletin de la Société des sciences naturelles de Tunisie, 1954)
Keywords: Géologie – Djerba

Geochemical and statistical studies of Mio-Pliocene aquifer's mineralization in Jerba Island, South-eastern Tunisia - Farhat, Soumaya; Bali, Mahmoud; Kamel, Fethi (Physics and Chemistry of the Earth, Parts A/B/C, 2019)
Keywords: Géologie – Djerba

La destination Jerba en Tunisie - Chapoutot, Jean Mohamed Mehdi (Final Report, Plan Bleu Centre d'Activités Régionales PNUE/PAM, 2011)
Keywords: Tourisme – Djerba

Post-Mortem Onshore Transportation of Epiphytic Foraminifera: Recent Example from the Tunisian Coastline - Davaud, Eric; Septfontaine, Michel (Journal of Sedimentary Research, 1995)
The barrier island system that connects Jerba Island to the Tunisian coastline is composed mainly of carbonate bioclastic sands. Well-preserved tests of dead epiphytic foraminifera are abundant on the foreshore and backshore, but they are scattered and poorly preserved on the shoreface, where very fine sand-size eolian quartz, peloids, and broken bioclasts are the main components. The reason for this paradoxical pattern is that most epiphytic foraminifera are very easily removed as suspended load by storm-generated currents and concentrated on beaches, washover fans, and small eolian dunes, kilometers avay from their original life environment. Similar bioaccumulations are common in the fossil record and have often been interpreted incorrectly as prolific biocoenoses.
Keywords: Littoraux – Djerba

Surface sediment dynamics along the eastern coast of Djerba Island (Gabes Gulf, Tunisia) - Brahim, Mouldi; Abdelfattah, Atoui; Sammari, Cherif; Aleya, Lotfi (Journal of African Earth Sciences, 2014)

Croissance et environnement à Jerba (Tunisie) - Miossec, Jean-Marie (Bulletin de l'Association de géographes français, 1976)
Keywords: Démographie – Djerba

Evolution des plages et aménagements touristiques à Jerba (Tunisie): Le cas du littoral nord-est de l'île - Miossec, Jean-Marie; Paskoff, Roland (Méditerranée, 1979)
Keywords: Tourisme – Djerba

Notes sur les formations Tyrrheniennes des bords de la mer de Bougrara - Ben Ouezdou, Hedi; Bourgou, Mongi; Paskoff, Roland (Revue tunisienne de géographie, 1980)

La protection côtière intégrée dans l’île de Djerba en Tunisie : réalités et perspectives - Baouendi, Abdelkader (CIESM Workshop, 1999)

Anthropological analysis of Tunisian populations as inferred from HLA class I and class II genetic diversity: A meta-analysis - Hajjej, Abdelhafidh; Almawi, Wassim Y.; Hattab, Lasmar; Hmida, Slama (Immunology Letters, 2017)
Keywords: Génétique – Djerba

Monitoring shoreline change on Djerba Island using GIS and multi-temporal satellite data - Bouchahma, Majed; Yan, Wanglin (Arabian Journal of Geosciences, 2014)
In the absence of a generic approach to study shoreline changes, this research focus on the development of a generic methodology to detect, measure, analyze, and predict shoreline changes to manage coastal environment. The unique strength of this approach is that it incorporates image processing techniques, remotely sensed derived data into a GIS to analyze measure, and predict and visualize shoreline changes. It is independent from the study region or the remote sensing data. This methodology uses Speeded Up Robust Feature to detect the study regions from satellite images automatically. Also, it proposes a model of shoreline using the Canny edge detector on Normalized Difference Water Index image. To measure the changes, Digital Shoreline Analysis System extension of ArcGIS was used and the End Point Rate (EPR) and Linear Regression Rate (LRR) approaches were used on the modeled shoreline. The EPR is calculated by dividing the distance of shoreline movement by the time elapsed between the oldest and the most recent shoreline. A LRR statistic can be determined by fitting a least-squares regression line to all shoreline points for a particular transect. Three regions of the island of Djerba in Tunisia were selected for this study; Rass Errmall, El Kastil, and Aghir. Accretions as well as erosion processes were observed in the study areas between 1984 and 2009. The average of the erosion was around −6.95 m/year in Aghir. The average of erosion is around −4.09 m/year and accretion trend is around +11.7 m/year in Rass Errmall. El Kastil was under a remarkable accretion with 21.14 m/year during the same period.

Dinoflagellates encystment with emphasis on blooms in Boughrara Lagoon (South-Western Mediterranean): Combined effects of trace metal concentration and environmental context - Abdmouleh Keskes, Fatma; Ayadi, Najla; Atoui, Abdelfattah; Mahfoudi, Mabrouka; Abdennadher, Moufida; Dammak Walha, Lamia; Ben Ismail, Sana; Ben Abdallah, Olfa; Khammeri, Yosra; Pagano, Marc; Hamza, Asma; Bel Hassen, Malika (Estuarine, Coastal and Shelf Science, 2020)
Keywords: Biologie – Djerba

Water renewal in the Boughrara lagoon (Tunisia, central Mediterranean Sea) under tidal forcing - Atoui, Abdelfattah; Smeti, Houssem; Sammari, Cherif; Ben Ismail, Sana (Estuarine, Coastal and Shelf Science, 2020)
Keywords: Littoraux – Djerba

Contingent valuation analysis of willingness to pay for beach erosion control through the stabiplage technique: A study in Djerba (Tunisia) - Dribek, Abderraouf; Voltaire, Louinord (Marine Policy, 2017)
Keywords: Littoraux – Djerba

Diagnostic and membrane autopsy of Djerba Island desalination station - Boubakri, Ali; Bouguecha, Salah (Desalination, 2008)

Evaporite, carbonate, and siliciclastic transitions in the Jurassic sequences of southeastern Tunisia - Ben Ismail, Mohamed Hédi; M'Rabet, Ali (Sedimentary Geology, 1990)
Evaporite, carbonate and siliciclastic transitions occur within the Jurassic deposits of southeastern Tunisia. These facies are grouped into four major transgressive-regressive sequences corresponding to various environments of deposition. The latter include sabkha, subaqueous evaporite basin, carbonate tidal flats to shallow marine platform, bioherms and mixed siliciclastic ramp. Rapid lateral and vertical variations in thicknesses and facies are controlled by tectonic, climatic and eustatic factors. East-west and NW-SE fault systems generated a down-faulted graben (Tataouine basin) bordered by two uplifted horsts (Tebaga Mole and Libyan Craton) and have acted as an evaporite depocenter or as a siliciclastic trap. Eustatic-related transgressions occurring during Late Lias, Bajocian, Early/Middle Callovian, and probable Upper Callovian-Oxfordian have led to opening and/or deepening of the marine basin accompanied by carbonate sedimentation rapidly replacing evaporite or siliciclastic deposition. This Jurassic example not only confirms that tectonics and, to a lesser extent, climate largely controlled evaporite, carbonate, and siliciclastic transitions; it also demonstrates that sea-level changes may be another factor controlling such transitions in these ancient deposits.
Keywords: Géologie – Djebel Nefousa

New insights on the relative sea level change during Holocene along the coasts of Tunisia and western Libya from archaeological and geomorphological markers - Anzidei, M.; Antonioli, F.; Lambeck, K.; Benini, A.; Soussi, M.; Lakhdar, R. (Quaternary International, 2011)
New data of sea level changes for the Mediterranean region along the coasts of northern Africa are presented. Data are inferred from archaeological sites of Punic-Roman age located along the coast of Tunisia, between Tunis and Jerba island and along the western coast of Libya, between Sabratha and Leptis Magna. Data are based on precise measures of presently submerged archaeological markers that are good indicators of past sea-level elevation. Nineteen selected archaeological sites were studied in Tunisia and four in Libya, all aged between ∼2.0 and ∼1.5 ka BP. The functional elevations of significant archaeological markers were measured with respect to the sea level at the time of measurements, applying corrections for tide and atmospheric pressure values. The functional elevations of specific architectural parts of the sites were interpreted, related to sea level at the time of their construction providing data on the relative changes between land and sea. Observations were compared against sea level change predictions derived from the glacio-hydro-isostatic model associated with the Last Glacial cycle. The results indicate that local relative sea level change along the coast of Tunisia and Libya, has increased 0.2 ÷ 0.5 m since the last ∼2 ka. Besides minor vertical tectonic movements of the land, the observed changes are produced by eustatic and glacio-hydro-isostatic variations acting in the Mediterranean basin since the end of the last glacial maximum.
Keywords: Géologie – Djebel Nefousa

Real Bodenbedeckung in Südost-Tunesien - Anhuf, Dieter; Frankenberg, Peter (Erdkunde, 1988)
The real vegetation cover and the agricultural landscape of South-Eastern Tunisia are analysed by interpreting a very detailed map as well different tables concerning land use in these marginal regions of the Sahara. Such analyses seem to be important with regard to further studies of the regional climate. Thus, the present paper is especially concerned with changes of the landscape. The quasi natural steppe areas are more and more vanishing on the mainland. On the island of Djerba, only small relicts of nearly wild flora exist. Also the agrarian landscape changes on the mainland and on the island of Djerba. The replacement of olive-trees by the plantation of other fruit trees seems to be very apparent.
Keywords: Agriculture – Djerba

Description Hydrographique de la Côte de la Régence De Tunis depuis Le Cap Bon Jusqu’à l’île de Djerba - Pistoretti, Jacques-Charles (Répertoire des travaux de la Société de statistique de Marseille, 1847)
Keywords: Navigation – Djerba

Le « pain de mer » des pêcheurs de Djerba et des kerkennah (geodia cydonium Jameson) (spongiaire tetractinellide) - Seurat, Gaston Léon (Bulletin des Travaux Publiés par la Station d'Aquiculture et de Pêche de Castiglione, 1936)
Keywords: Pêche – Djerba

Présence du caractère autogène chez Culex pipiens pipiens L. dans un biotope épigé de l’Ile de Djerba - Rioux, J. A.; Juminer, B.; Kchouk, M. (Archives de l'Institut Pasteur de Tunis, 1965)
Keywords: Entomologie – Djerba

Notes sur "Hippspongia equina": Voyage d’étude à Adjim-Djerba (5 au 14 mai 1931) - Pourbaix, Nelly (Bulletin de la Station Océanographique de Salammbo, 1931)
Keywords: Faune – Djerba

Considérations générales sur les coquilles de mollusques trouvées à Djerba (Tunisie) - Peuchot, R. (Les Naturalistes Belges, 1981)

Note brève sur le Renard à Djerba (Tunisie méridionale) - Parent, G. H. (Les Naturalistes Belges, 1981)
Keywords: Faune – Djerba

Quelques observations écologiques sur l’herpétofaune de l’île de Djerba (Tunisie méridionale) - Parent, G. H. (Les Naturalistes Belges, 1981)
Keywords: Faune – Djerba

Considérations générales sur peste pulmonaire et sur sa nature - Nicolle, Charles; Gobert, E. (Archives de l’Institut Pasteur de Tunis, 1924)
Keywords: Biologie – Djerba

L’île de Djerba, station d’hiver - Murat, Louis (Archives générales de médecine, 1901)

Remarques sur les hérissons de l’île de Djerba (Tunisie) - Max-Kollmann, M. (Bulletin du Muséum national d’histoire naturelle, 1911)
Keywords: Faune – Djerba

Contributions à la connaissance de la flore phanérogamique de la Tunisie. 3. Excursion botanique dans l’île de Djerba en octobre 1952 - Labbé, A. (Société des Sciences naturelles de Tunisie, 1954)
Keywords: Botanique – Djerba

Etude des fréquences alléliques des systèmes ABO, Rhésus, C3 et BF chez les Juifs et les Noirs de l’île de Djerba (Tunisie) - Helal, Ahmed Noureddine; Toumi, Nh.; Boukef, M. K.; El Gaied, A. (Le pharmacien du Maghreb, 1986)
Keywords: Biologie – Djerba

Les analyses statistiques multivariées : application sur deux espèces de Soleidea des cotes Tunisiennes - Glid, A. (Bulletin de l’Institut National des Sciences et Technologies de la Mer, 2009)
Keywords: Botanique – Djerba

Lotus et lotophages : un petit problème d’histoire grecque - Foucaud, A. (Revue d’Histoire de la Pharmacie, 1962)
Keywords: Médecine – Djerba

Parasitisme intestinal des adultes de l’île de Djerba - Espié, A. (Archives de l'Institut Pasteur de Tunis, 1928)
Keywords: Médecine – Djerba

Les plantes magiques de l’Odyssée. Lotos et moly - Dori, M. (Revue d’Histoire de la Pharmacie, 1967)
Keywords: Botanique – Djerba

Elimination of bacteria from in vitro shoot cultures of "Douce de Djerba", a micropropagated apple cultivar - Marín, J. A.; Boudabous, Manel; Lorente, P.; García, E.; Andreu, P.; Arbeloa, A. (ITEA (Información Técnica Económica Agraria) (España), 2010)
Keywords: Botanique – Djerba

Estimating willingness to pay for desalinated seawater: the case of Djerba Island, Tunisia - Ben Brahim-Neji, Hella; Del Saz-Salazar, Salvador; Besrour, Adel; González-Gómez, Francisco (International Journal of Water Resources Development, 2019)

Influence of socioeconomic lifestyle factors and genetic polymorphism on type 2 diabetes occurrences among Tunisian Arab and Berber groups of Djerba Island - Baroudi Ouederni, Thouraya; Fadiel, Ahmed; Stambouli, Nejla; Scalize, Trudy J; Ben Maiz, Hedi; Abid, Hafaona Kammoun; Bouhaha, Rym; Sanchez-Corona, Jose; Hamza, Adel; Benammar Elgaaied, Amel (Pharmacogenomics and Personalized Medicine, 2009)
Keywords: Génétique – Djerba

Spatial distribution and abundance of the megabenthic fauna community in Gabes gulf (Tunisia, eastern Mediterranean Sea) - El Lakhrach, H.; Hattour, A.; Jarboui, Othman; Elhasni, K.; Ramos-Espla, A.A. (Mediterranean Marine Science, 2012)
Keywords: Biologie – Djerba

Impact of industrial phosphate waste discharge on the marine environment in the Gulf of Gabes (Tunisia) - El Kateb, Akram; Stalder, Claudio; Rüggeberg, Andres; Neururer, Christoph; Spangenberg, Jorge E.; Spezzaferri, Silvia (PLoS ONE, 2018)
Keywords: Crises environnementales – Djerba

Chromosome number and genome size in Atriplex mollis from southern Tunisia and Atriplex lanfrancoi from Malta (Amaranthaceae) - Tlili, Abderrazak; Gouja, Hassen; Vallès, Joan; Garnatje, Teresa; Buhagiar, Joseph; Neffati, Mohamed (Plant Systematics and Evolution, 2020)
Keywords: Botanique – Djerba

Foraminiferal-based biotic indices to assess the ecological quality status of the Gulf of Gabes (Tunisia): Present limitations and future perspectives - El Kateb, Akram; Stalder, Claudio; Martínez-Colón, Michael; Mateu-Vicens, Guillem; Francescangeli, Fabio; Coletti, Giovanni; Stainbank, Stephanie; Spezzaferri, Silvia (Ecological Indicators, 2020)
Keywords: Biologie – Djerba

Salt tolerance of the annual halophyte Cakile maritima as affected by the provenance and the developmental stage - Megdiche, Wided; Ben Amor, Nader; Debez, Ahmed; Hessini, Kamel; Ksouri, Riadh; Zuily-Fodil, Yasmine; Abdelly, Chedly (Acta Physiologiae Plantarum, 2007)
Though halophytes are naturally adapted to salinity, their salt-tolerance limits are greatly influenced by their provenance and developmental stage. In the present study, physio-biochemical responses of two Tunisian ecotypes of the oilseed coastal halophyte Cakile maritima (Brassicaceae) to salinity (0–400 mM NaCl) were monitored during germination and vegetative growth stages. Tabarka and Jerba seeds were collected from humid or arid climatic areas, respectively. Plant response to salinity appeared to depend on the ecotype and salinity levels. Increasing salinity inhibited germination process. Jerba seeds were found to be more salt tolerant than the Tabarka ones. At the autotrophic stage of growth and under salt-free conditions, Jerba was less productive than Tabarka (in terms of dry matter accumulation), but plant biomass production and leaf expansion (area and number) of the former ecotype were progressively improved by 100 mM NaCl, as compared to the control. In contrast, at the same salt concentration, these parameters decreased under increasing salinity in Tabarka (salt sensitive). Leaf chlorophyll content was reduced at severe salinity, but this effect was more conspicuous in the sensitive Tabarka plants. Na+ contents in the Jerba and Tabarka leaves collected from the 400 mM NaCl-treated plants were 17- and 12-fold higher than in the respective controls. This effect was accompanied by a significant reduction in the leaf K+, Mg2+ and Ca2+ contents, especially in the salt-treated Tabarka. A significant accumulation of proline and soluble carbohydrates in leaves was found during the period of intensive leaf growth. These organic compounds likely play a role in leaf osmotic adjustment and in protection of membrane stability at severe salinity.
Keywords: Botanique – Djerba

Observations on Tenebrionicds (Col. Heteromera) of Djerba (Tunisia): ecology and biogeography - Marcuzzi, Giorgio (Mediterránea. Serie de Estudios Biológicos, 2005)
Ecological and biogeographical characteristics of 14 species of Tenebrionids (Coleoptera Heteromera) so far known for the Djerba Island (Tunisia, Gulf of Gabes) are illustrated for the first time. Basing on distribution we may recognize South-Western Mediterranean species; 3 centro-southern Mediterranean; 1 extended to the shores of Mediterranean Basin; 1 Western-Mediterranean element; 2 limited to South Mediterranean coast east of Morocco; 1 extended from Morocco (Atlantic coast) to Iran and Northern Arabic Peninsula, 1 extended from Algeria to Iran; 1 endemic of Djerba (Stenohelops berettai Marcuzzi), 1 widely distributed (Mediterranean s. lato). The distribution if often of relict type, due probably to its age. Basing on ecology there are 2 psammophilous species, 4 steppic, 3 rather euryoikous. Most Djeba Tenebrionids can be considered steppic (litoral or continental). Beside an endemic, 3 species show a distribution limited to centro-southern part of Mediterranean; the other are Western Mediterranean or widely distributed species (Scleron armatum and still more Tentyriagrossa and Zophosis punctata. The Tenebrionid coenosis –as well as insect coenoses as a whole– are heavily menaced by the continuously increasing anthropization, with human density, agriculture, grazing and tourism. The former determines a pumping of water from pits, with a possible salification of the water table, harmful to both invertebrates and plants. The excavation of clay for handicraft is another menace to environment, here included landscape. Grazing is bringing about a reduction and sometimes disappearance of coastal dunes, because of destruction of local vegetation (especially Gramineae). Measures of conservation characteristics of landscape invoked due to the great ecological and biogeographical interest of Tenebrionid coenoses living on Djerba since Miocene, and due to the systematic status of some species, still discussed, in this as in many steppic and desertic North African localities.
Keywords: Biologie – Djerba

Taxonomy of Saldula: revised genus and species group definitions, and a new species of the pallipes group from Tunisia (Heteroptera: Saldidae) - Polhemus, John T.; Lindskog, Per (Insect Systematics & Evolution, 1992)
A revised diagnosis of the genus Saldula Van Duzee based upon synapomorphic characters of male genitalia and hemelytral pigmentation patterns is given. According to this concept ca. 55% of the species World-wide currently assigned to Saldula will have to be transferred to other genera. Several new characters are employed in the definition of species and species groups. The species attributable to the pallipes species group are listed and supplemented by a brief overview of the taxonomic relationships of the Old World species. Saldula luteola sp. n. is described from coastal salt marshes on the Island of Djerba, Tunisia. It mainly appears in extremely depigmented morphs unparalleled elsewhere in the Saldidae and likely constitutes a sister-species of S. sardoa Filippi. The conspicuous intraspecific variation in body size and hemelytral pigmentation in S. palustris (Douglas), the closest relative of the former species, is depicted and briefly discussed. The descriptive accounts are accompanied by numerous photographic illustrations of somatic and genital characters.
Keywords: Entomologie – Djerba

Abundance and biomass of the ciliate community during a spring cruise in the Gulf of Gabes (Eastern Mediterranean Sea, Tunisia) - Aleya, Lotfi; Hannachi, Imen; Drira, Zaher; Hassen, Malika; Hamza, Asma; Ayadi, Habib; Bouain, Abderrahman (Acta Protozoologica, 2008)
We studied the spring spatial distribution of the ciliate community coupled with environmental factors along the coast and in the open sea at 30 stations sampled (between 27 May and 9 June 2006) in the Gulf of Gabes (Tunisia, Eastern Mediterranean Sea). A total of 61 taxa belonging to 36 genera and 5 taxonomic classes were identified. The ciliate assemblage was numerically dominated by spirotrichs (86% of total ciliates). This group is largely dominated by the choreotrichs (92%) among which tintinnids represented 99%. The total ciliates abundance showed a gradual decrease from the coastal area to the open sea and an increase from the surface to the bottom. The maximum abundance (400 cells l-1) and biomass (6.29 µgC l-1) were found in station 27, close to Djerba Island. The tinitinnid Rhabdonella spiralis was cosmopolitan, being found almost at every station and at each depth, while other taxa may be exclusive to the neritic area, others to the open sea area. The distribution of species in the Gulf of Gabes seemed most likely influenced by the combined effects of hydrographic conditions, zooplankton predation and urban interferences.
Keywords: Littoraux – Djerba

Quelques oiseaux de Djerba - De Ridder, M. (Les Naturalistes Belges, 1981)
Keywords: Faune – Djerba

Notes sur quelques plantes rares ou nouvelles de la régence de Tunis (Cinquième Partie) - Cosson, E.; Kralik, L. (Bulletin de la Société Botanique de France, 1857)
Keywords: Botanique – Djerba

Physico-Chemical Characterization and Analysis of Various Tunisian Olive Oil Varieties: Minor Compounds and Fatty Acids - Slim, Smaoui; Hajer, A; Ben-Hlima, Hajer; Jarraya, Raoudha; Kamoun, Nozha; And, Raoudha; Mohamed, Damak (Journal- Chemical Society of Pakistan, 2012)
Given the growing interest of consumers worldwide in safe, healthy and good quality olive oil, the present study aimed to investigate a number of Tunisian virgin olive oil varieties in an attempt to procure physico-chemical characteristics of interest to the local and global olive oil industry, particularly in terms of variety and area of cultivation. Eight samples collected from Chetoui, Chemlali, Zarrazi, and Zalmati Tunisian cultivars located at Sfax, Thibar, Zarzis, and Jerba were employed. Various physic-chemical parameters were investigated, including free acidity, peroxide value, UV absorption, pigment concentrations, oxidative stability, fatty acid composition, phenolic compounds and sterols. The findings revealed high heterogeneity within and between the varieties. The Chemlali Jerba" and Zarrazi oil samples showed high oleic acid and low linoleic acid concentrations, rich phenolic compounds, and high stability. The sterols fractions in Chemlali Sfax, Chemlali Jerba, and Zalmati olive oils displayed high levels of β-sitosterol, campesterol, and ∆-5-avenasterol. Overall, the olive oil from Chemlali Jerba presented higher levels of natural antioxidants and oxidative stability. Its chemical composition was also noted to be particularly interesting in terms of fatty acid contents, minor components, and antioxidants, namely sterols, tocopherols, carotenoids, and phenolic acids.
Keywords: Botanique – Djerba

Feeding ecology of some common intertidal neogastropods at Djerba (Tunisia) - Taylor, John D. (Vie et Milieu, 1987)
Keywords: Entomologie – Djerba

Quelques groupements végétaux nitrophiles reconnus à Djerba (Tunisie méridionale) - Vanden Berghen, Constant (Documents Phytosociologiques, 1979)
Keywords: Botanique – Djerba

La flore et la végétation de l’île de Djerba - Vanden Berghen, Constant (Les Naturalistes Belges, 1981)
Keywords: Botanique – Djerba

Liste commentée des plantes vasculaires observées dans l'île de Djerba (Tunisie méridionale) - Vanden Berghen, Constant (Lejeunia, 1981)
Keywords: Botanique – Djerba

Uber den Wanderigel Erinaceus algirus Lereboullet 1842, von Djerba (Tunisien) (Mammalia: Insectivora: Erinaceidae) - Vesmanis, Indulis (1980)
Keywords: Entomologie – Djerba

The mudsnail genus Hydrobia s.s. in the northern Atlantic and western Mediterranean: a phylogenetic hypothesis - Wilke, T.; Rolán, E.; Davis, G. M. (Marine Biology, 2000)
The mudsnail taxon Hydrobia s.l. plays a major role in numerous ecological and parasitological studies. Yet, its taxonomy is confusing and its biogeography is poorly understood. A principal problem is that taxa of Hydrobia s.l. belong to morphostatic radiations – widely allopatric species radiations with little or no habitat diversification and a low level of anatomical change. So far, three morphostatic radiations can be identified within Hydrobia s.l.: Hydrobia s.s., Peringia, and Ventrosia. These radiations are identical with the putative genera of Hydrobia s.l. The purpose of the paper is to infer phylogenetic relationships within one of these radiations, Hydrobia s.s. in the northern Atlantic and western Mediterranean. A total of 22 populations, including topotypical populations of five commonly used taxa, were studied genetically using partial sequences of the mitochondrial cytochrome c oxidase subunit I gene. Based on molecular data and the species concept we define, the following species and subspecies were identified: Hydrobia acuta acuta (Draparnaud, 1805) [=H. minoricensis (Paladilhe, 1875)], H. acuta neglecta Muus, 1963, and H. glyca (Servain, 1880) (=H. joossei van Aartsen, Menkhorst and Gittenberger, 1984). One population from Djerba, Tunisia (Hydrobia sp. A) and one population from Mallorca, Spain (Hydrobia sp. B) are genetically distinct from all other taxa studied here. Both populations potentially represent new species. Due to the fact that only one population each has been studied, and so the degree of variation within these two taxa cannot be assessed, a final decision regarding their species level cannot yet be made.
Keywords: Entomologie – Djerba

Sur les ectoparasites du hérisson de Djerba - Weiss, Aloys (Archives de l’Institut Pasteur de Tunis, 1909)
Keywords: Entomologie – Djerba

Catalogue et distribution des arthropodes piqueurs de l’île de Djerba - Weiss, Aloys (Archives de l’Institut Pasteur de Tunis, 1909)
Keywords: Entomologie – Djerba

Sur l’existence, à Djerba, du phora chlorogastra Becker (Dipt. Phoridaé) et sur ses métamorphoses - Weiss, Aloys (Bulletin de la Société d’Histoire Naturelle de l'Afrique du Nord, 1911)
Keywords: Entomologie – Djerba

Seconde addition au catalogue des arthropodes piqueurs de l’ile de Djerba - Weiss, Aloys (Archives de l’Institut Pasteur de Tunis, 1913)
Keywords: Entomologie – Djerba

Troisième addition au catalogue des arthropodes piqueurs de l’ile de Djerba - Weiss, Aloys (Archives de l’Institut Pasteur de Tunis, 1913)
Keywords: Entomologie – Djerba

Etude paléo-écologique (pollen et macrorestes) d'un dépôt tourbeux dans l'île de Djerba, Tunisie méridionale. - Damblon, Freddy; Vanden Berghen, Constant (Palynosciences, 1993)
Keywords: Botanique – Djerba

Premières recherches sur la fermentation du vin de palmier (lagmi) - Boselli, J. (Archives de l’Institut Pasteur de Tunis, 1907)
Keywords: Botanique – Djerba

Diptères Asilides recueillis par M. A. Weiss dans l’île de Djerba (Tunisie). Description du Saropogon Weissii nov. sp. - Bezzi, M. (Bulletin du Muséum national d’histoire naturelle, 1911)
Keywords: Entomologie – Djerba

Premier examen du plancton végétal et animal des parages de l’ile de Djerba - Bernard, Michelle; Bernard, Francis (Rapports et Proces-verbaux des Réunions. Commission Internationale pour l’Exploration Scientifique de la Mer Méditerranée, 1973)
Keywords: Faune – Djerba

Les groupes sanguins chez les Berbérophones (île de Djerba, Hoggar, Maroc) - Benoit, Fernand; Kossovitch, N. (Comptes rendus des séances de la Société de biologie et de ses filiales, 1932)
Keywords: Biologie – Djerba