graduation at Ciências Biológicas from Universidade Federal do Paraná (1991), master's at Zoology from Universidade de São Paulo (1994) and doctorate at Zoology from Universidade de São Paulo (1997). Has experience in Zoology, focusing on Taxonomy of the Recent Groups, acting on the following subjects: opiliones, sistemática, neotrópico, arachnida and bioespeleologia. ORCID (Scopus) - 6602234595Researcher ID (Web of Science) - J-6774-2012 (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The allocation of funds for repairing and maintenance of equipment and the renovation of laboratories is a constant need of the Institute of Biosciences, as it enables researchers to improve the research infrastructure. The acquisition of permanent materials will meet the specific needs of some of the unit's multi-user laboratories. (AU)
The allocation of funds for repairing and maintenance of equipment and the renovation of laboratories is a constant need of the Institute of Biosciences, as it enables researchers to improve the research infrastructure. The acquisition of permanent materials will meet the specific needs of some of the unit's multi-user laboratories. (AU)
The allocation of funds for repairing and maintenance of equipment and the renovation of laboratories is a constant need of the Institute of Biosciences, as it enables researchers to improve the research infrastructure. The acquisition of permanent materials will meet the specific needs of some of the unit's multi-user laboratories. (AU)
The allocation of funds for repairing and maintenance of equipment and the renovation of laboratories is a constant need of the Institute of Biosciences, as it enables researchers to improve the research infrastructure. The acquisition of permanent materials will meet the specific needs of some of the unit's multi-user laboratories. (AU)
The allocation of funds for repairing and maintenance of equipment and the renovation of laboratories is a constant need of the Institute of Biosciences, as it enables researchers to improve the research infrastructure. The acquisition of permanent materials will meet the specific needs of some of the unit's multi-user laboratories. (AU)
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Uropygi is an arachnid order comprised by approximately 120 extant species, all placed in one subfamily - Thelyphonidae. This family is divided into four subfamilies: Hypoctoninae, Thelyphoninae, Typopeltinae and Mastigoproctinae. Mastigoproctinae is comprised by 30 species allocated in seven genera, and 21 of these species belong to the type genus, Mastigoproctus. The main objectives of …
The genus Neosadocus was described by Mello-Leitão in 1926 and comprises the following species: N. bufo (Mello-Leitão, 1923), N. maximus (Giltay, 1928), N. misandrus (Mello-Leitão, 1934), and N. robustus (Mello-Leitão, 1936). With the preliminary results obtained with studies made so far, we could infer in a general way that the populations of this genus are geographically isolated and th…
The family Buthidae Koch, 1837 is so far the most diverse among the order Scorpiones and contains most of the toxic species to humans. However, the phylogeny of their genera has not been widely evaluated, and there are few revisions in which the cladistic method has been used. The genus Tityus Koch, 1937 is a member of Buthidae and represents the most diverse taxon among the entire order …
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The order Uropygi, comprised by arachnids commonly known as whip-scorpions or vinegaroons, is a group composed by approximately 123 living species and 19 genera allocated in four subfamilies which belong to the unique family Thelyphonidae: Hypoctoninae, Thelyphoninae, Typopeltinae and Mastigoproctinae. The latter subfamily is comprised by 32 species and seven genera: Mastigoproctus, Mayac…
The use of molecular data on scorpion systematics has significantly increased during the last two decades, resulting in contributions that changed our knowledge on the evolution of the group. However, there are still few studies which combine both detailed morphological studies and molecular evidence in buthid scorpions. In this project I aim to conduct extensive scanning electron microsc…
Despite the increasing availability of massive molecular data for phylogenetic inference, understanding the evolution of the phenotype continues to be a key component in systematics. To date, few studies combine detailed morphological character analysis, which often requires time-consuming study, with molecular data for inferring phylogenetic relationships. In this project I aim to conduc…
The next-generation sequencing (NGS), generates a huge library of small sequences, rather than a single sequence, which may have many base pairs as in the Sanger method. Perhaps the greatest impact of NGS in biogeography / phylogeography is in its ability to help identify and locate the drivers of evolutionary divergence of species, population expansion and persistence in certain environm…
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| 29 / 15 | Completed scholarships in Brazil |
| 1 / 1 | Ongoing scholarships abroad |
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| 54 / 33 | All research grants and scholarships |
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