Graduated in Biological Sciences (2008), Master (2012) and Doctorate degree in Ecology (2016) at Universidade Estadual de Campinas. Currently is a Visiting Professor in the Tropical Aquatic Systems Graduate Program at the State University of Santa Cruz and a Collaborating Professor in the Ecology Graduate Program at the Federal University of Rio Grande do Norte. Interested in Ecology, with emphasis in Marine Ecology, working with community structuring, biotic interactions, anthopogenic impacts and global change, using fouling communities in artificial habitats and natural reef communities as models mostly on experimental approaches. Additionaly works with Science Communication and Citizen-Science on #DeOlhoNosCorais and Conekta initiatives. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Succession is defined as changes on the structure and composition of a community over the time. It's a broadly studied process and, since the beginning, descriptive works revealed the variable, complex and context dependent nature of successional process. However, the acting factors were better understood only using experimentation. Marine communities are excellent models for this kind of…
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