She is currently a PhD in Zoology from the University of São Paulo (USP). He holds a Master in Toxinology from Instituto Butantan, with emphasis on scorpions and their venom. Graduated in Biological Sciences from Faculdades Integradas do Tapajós (currently UNAMA on Campus de Santarém, Pará). He holds a degree in Licentiate, Biology and has Professional Improvement in Research and Health Actions in the Amazon from the Butantan Institute of São Paulo. FAPESP scholarship holder (2017-2019) with BEPE/FAPESP international internship period at the American Museum of Natural History (AMNH), with research related to the Phylogeny of scorpions of the genus Ananteris (Buthidae). She works with research on the following topics: Arachnida (Scorpiones), Systematics and Taxonomy of scorpions, Scorpion venoms and Fauna I Inventories Inventories with studies of diversity, composition and distribution patterns. It also develops Environmental Education and Health Education activities related to Biology and the like, Environment, Zoology, Identification and Prevention of Accidents with Venomous Animals. Feel free to contact me by email: andriadepaula@hotmail.com (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The production of information on Scorpion taxa in Brazil is still incipient, when compared to other countries. Therefore, original and continuous research studies are crucial for this group, considering the large number of unidentified samples in scientific collections, insufficient sampled areas and, mainly, the need for studies of species that contribute to the knowledge and cataloging …
In Buthidae family, the genus Ananteris Thorell 1891, created to accommodate the type species Ananteris balzanii, has a primarily Neotropical distribution, however, due to possible association with other Buthidae genus of the Old World can indicate a Gondwanian pattern of distribution. Since the genus Ananteris Thorell, 1891 was last revised, the number of species described in it has incr…
Within the family Buthidae, the genus Ananteris Thorell, 1891 was originally proposed to accommodate the type species, Ananteris balzanii. It is distributed primarily in the Neotropical region, but due to a possible association with Old World other Buthidae genera it may show a Gondwanan pattern of distribution. The genus was taxonomically revised in 1982, and in recent years, many new sp…
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