Bruno Garcia Luize in research grants and scholarships supported by FAPESP.
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Beta diversity is based on species identity differences between communities/localities, and is important for community ecology theory, biogeographic studies, and for defining sampling voids and systematic conservation planning. This proposal will model the taxonomic and phylogenetic beta diversity of tree species on Amazonian forests and mapping they spatial distribution to infer the rela…
Water availability plays a key role in maintaining forest cover and distribution of plant species. The geological history of South America during the Neogene and the Quaternary is closely linked with watersheds and currently about 30% of the continent is classified as wetlands. The existence of these environments since the Neogene potentially influence the evolution and speciation of plan…
The longitudinal tree species diversity gradient is a striking biodiversity pattern in Amazonia - western forests are more diverse than eastern forests. Western Amazonia was dominated by a mega-wetland ecosystem for at least 10 Ma during part of the Neogene. Since floods impose eco-physiological restrictions for trees, such wetland habitats can be considered non-ideal habitats for tree sp…
Biodiversity is a common good of global concern. Nonetheless, much of the life on Earth is threatened by both local and global human actions. The steep increase of biodiversity loss is not accompanied by the same pace of our understanding of biodiversity distribution and evolution. Australian researchers and institutions are at the frontier of biodiversity assessment, producing much valua…
Neotropical biodiversity has intrigued scientists over more than a century. Recent advances in molecular techniques and phylogenetic tools are providing new clues for diversification processes in Neotropical Biomes, such as Amazon forests. New phylogenetic evidence suggests Neotropical clade diversification patterns are profoundly influenced by ecology, and geographical effects may be les…
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