Felipe Pedrosa Chagas

• Abstract

  Javaporco is the name that all wild boar Sus scrofa in Brazil in different strains and degrees of crossbreeding with the domestic pig receives in Brazil. They are large animals, exotic to the Brazilian fauna and have become in recent years one of the worst pests of the Brazilian agricultural activity. In rapid expansion, javaporcos already affect rural areas in more than 1000 municipaliti…

  Innovation in wild pigs population control processes, AP.PIPE

• Integration of transmission of imagens and data among remote points using robust and scalable WEB solutions, BP.TT
• Integration of software solutions within hardwares of image and data transmission, between remote points using WEB solutions, BP.TT

• Abstract

  Invasion of alien species is a concern to human well-being and a threat to biodiversity. Many thriving biological invasions causes economic damages and drives disruptions of ecosystem functioning. Along with that, defaunation process also endanger entire communities, disrupting species interactions, particularly on plant-animal interactions. In neotropical forests, tapir and peccaries pla…

  Reversing defaunation or increasing ecological degradation? Invasion ecology of feral pigs Sus scrofa in a defaunated landscape, BP.DD

(Only some records are available in English at this moment)

• Abstract

  Invasion ecology is one of the leading fields of community ecology, because of its inherent interest as a test case of how much we understand community interactions. The classical niche theory propose that species will occupy larger realised niches in the absence of interspecific competition and species can only have a small degree of resource overlap before the competitive exclusion happ…

  Isotope ecology of neotropical ungulates in face of feral pig invasion, BE.EP.DD