José Wagner Ribeiro Júnior

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Universidade Estadual Paulista (UNESP). Campus de Rio Claro. Instituto de Biociências (IB) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal)
Birthplace: Brazil

I am a biologist with a deep-seated interest in unveiling the spatial and temporal patterns of biodiversity. My primary research interests encompass community ecology, quantitative ecology, soundscape ecology, ecoacoustics, population ecology, wildlife disease dynamics, and conservation biology. Currently, I serve as a quantitative ecologist at Rainforest Connection (RFCx), where I contribute to acoustic analysis, develop innovative analytical tools for passive acoustic monitoring, and establish workflows for soundscape analysis and species occupancy modeling (Source: Lattes Curriculum)

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Studies focused on host-microbiome dynamics have been highlighting the functional role of many of these microorganisms to host health. For example, skin microbiome of amphibians is an important adaptive immune system, increasing the immunological capacity and preventing infectious diseases, like some amphibian skin bacteria inhibit development of frog-killing fungus Batrachochytrium dendr…
The role of habitat split on the anurans skin microbiome in the Atlantic Forest, BP.PD
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The metacommunity approach has provided new insights about processes that drive community structure by considering that beyond local interactions like intraspecific, interspecific, and species-environment relations, processes that occur at broader scales (e.g., dispersal) also drive the assembly of local communities. However, until now metacommunity empirical studies surprisingly neglecte…
Stream-dwelling anuran metacommunity structure and dynamics in the Atlantic Rainforest: a hierarchical approach that accounts for species imperfect detection, BP.DR

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The conversion of native forest to human activities reduces and isolates natural habitats, and is linked to biodiversity loss at multiple-scales. Assemblages' responses to forest loss are complex and not unidirectional as some species are negatively affected by forest loss, while others species are favored by forest reduction. A key issue to investigate the effect of forest loss on assemb…
Influence of forest cover on amphibian assemblages: a priori grouping of species in multi-species occupancy models, BE.EP.DR

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