I have bachelor's degree in Biological Sciences (Federal University of Uberlândia -UFU, Brazil) and a PhD degree in Animal Biology (University of Campinas - UNICAMP, Brazil). My research focuses on bioacoustic, taxonomic, systematic, and evolutionary aspects of the Neotropical frogs, with a particular emphasis on species of the genus Pseudopaludicola. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Research programs in Evolutionary Biology often dissociate evaluation of evolutionary trajectories as a contingent and non-programmed process from interpretations of development as a cyclical and genetically-programmed mechanism. However, approaches that integrate analyses of phylogenetic structuration in evolutionary patterns with developmental mechanisms enable relevant advances for a c…
Animal communication is widely known for several animals groups especially in reproductive and territorial contexts. The advertisement call is the most common acoustic signal emitted by frogs males during its breeding season. This signal is usually species-specific, and of fundamental importance in the specific species recognition. Besides having direct applicability in the frog taxonomy,…
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