CV Lattes
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Universidade de São Paulo (USP). Instituto de Biociências (IB) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
I am an ecologist that tries to understand how process that act upon different scales mediate ecological and evolutionary patterns. To this I combine mathematical models, tools from network science and empirical data. I obtained an Ecology MSc at University of Campinas (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Coevolution is one of the main processes shaping living organisms' phenotypes and earth's biodiversity. In the past few years, our knowledge of how coevolution proceeds in mutualistic and antagonistic pairs of species has greatly improved from both an empirical and a theoretical perspective. Yet, theoretical predictions of the coevolutionary process remains challenge because (1) in ecolog…
Herbivore insects along with their host plants account for more than half of all the known species richness. Insect-plant interactions are complex and essential in maintaining the dynamics of many ecological and evolutionary processes of natural communities. Among the phytophagous insects, Lepidoptera immatures (caterpillars) are frequent and often dominant in herbivore insect communities…
Vochysiaceae A. St. Hil is a family found predominantly in the neotropical region and highly diverse in Brazil. The family is the only one in Myrtales order from which a comprehensive phylogeny is still lacking. Within Vochysiaceae, Vochysia Aubl. is the most speciose, with Brazil having the highest number of known species. The Decorticantes subsection of Vochysia, despite being a well-de…
How the diversity of forms within species (polymorphism) is maintained in natural communities is one of the major questions in evolutionary biology. In these communities, mutualistic interactions is a strong selective pressure that drives the coevolution and may shape the amount of polymorphisms in populations of species. Polymorphisms are expected to be eroded by mutualistic coevolution,…
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