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Universidade Estadual de Campinas (UNICAMP). Instituto de Biologia (IB) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
I am Bachelor of Ecology (2014), Master in Zoology (2018), and Doctor by UNESP, Rio Claro. I am currently a Postdoctoral Researcher in Spatial Ecology at Unicamp, and my research involves integrating landscape metrics and species distribution modeling (SDM) to assess the impacts of edge effects, fires, and climate change on the distribution and interactions of animals and plants across multiple spatial scales in the Amazon. I have research experience in Ecology, with emphasis on Spatial Ecology, Landscape Ecology, Ecological Modeling, Species Distribution Modeling (SDMs) and Amphibian Ecology. I also have experience teaching the R language for manipulating, visualizing and analyzing tabular and geospatial data. I am coauthor of the book "Análise ecológicas no R" (2022). (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Habitat loss and climate changes will shape the future of Amazonian ecosystems, with significant implications for the different facets of diversity. Climate models predict that the highest changes in temperature and reduction in precipitation, as well as longer dry seasons, will take place in Southeast Amazon (SEA) region. Besides environmental changes, this is the region where the Amazon…
Landscape modifications (habitat loss and fragmentation) are identified as one of the main causes of biodiversity loss worldwide. Amphibians are one of the taxonomic groups most sensitive to these changes due to their particular morphological, physiological and ecological characteristics. The Atlantic Forest stands out as one of the regions in the world most affected by changes in landsca…
Lack of knowledge about the diversity and distribution of species is one of the main challenges for conservation. Allied to this fact, the processes resulting from the modifications of the landscape and climate changes are among the main causes of the loss of world biodiversity, further aggravating the unfamiliar scenario. Amphibians are among the vertebrate groups most sensitive to these…
Amphibians are sensitive to habitat loss, fragmentation, and habitat quality, particularly because of their limited mobility over large distances and high dependence on microhabitats for reproduction. The Atlantic Rainforest has about 400 species of amphibians, and 60 to 85% of them are endemic. Nowadays the Atlantic Rainforest is reduced to 11.4% - 16.0% of its original cover, with 80% o…
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