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This work is based on about 2,000 samples. It provides a synthetic description of the distribution patterns of furaminiferal assemblages in paralie environments and shows on two examples the effect of anthropogenic impacts. It shows that despite the great diversity of eeological parameters, foraminiferal assemblages are naturally distributea along a fev/ major gradients. Anomalies in these distribution patterns or morphological abnormalities of the tests indicate anthropogenic or natural stresses. An increase in the number of individuals, specifie richness and test size indicate organic pollution while chemicai pollution as an inverse effect. ln Port-Joinville harbour, Cribroelphidium excavatum and Haynesina gennanica characterize the areas submited to the strongest chemical impact while the bolivinids have their maximum relative abundance in the fine sediments of Lhemarina.

Les foraminifères bio-indicateurs d'impact dans les environnements estuariens et portuaires