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<v p1>Hi, I'm Nicolas Rabet, an assistant
 professor at the Sorbonne University
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<v p1> and I work in the National Museum 
of Natural History in Paris. 
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<v p1>I'm interested in the evolution of 
forms and phylogeography.
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<v p1> I work in particular on 
aquatic pancrustaceans. 
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<v p1>It's fascinating to study the morphological
 evolution of its numerous lineages, which 
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<v p1>have been able to innovate by inventing 
varied and original developmental processes.
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<v p1>These processes allow these groups 
to occupy various niches ranging from 
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<v p1>planktonic to fixed or parasitic life. 
In this module you will first become 
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<v p1>familiar with the basic concepts used in 
phylogeny and you will understand how 
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<v p1>to read trees and what information we
 can gather from them. This module aims to
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<v p1> illustrate current controversies and issues, 
and these uncertainties inevitably have
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<v p1> consequences on the way in which the 
anatomical and ontogenetic evolution of
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<v p1>organisms is understood. A second part will 
allow you to familiarise yourself with the 
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<v p1>larval development of aquatic arthropods 
and to understand some of these changes
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<v p1> leading to varied and amazing life strategies.</v>