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Universidade Federal de São Paulo (UNIFESP). Campus Baixada Santista. Instituto do Mar (IMar) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
I have a degree in Biological Sciences from the State University of Maringá, a master's, and a doctorate in Freshwater Biology and Inland Fishing from the National Institute of Amazonian Research. I am currently an associate professor in the Department of Marine Sciences at UNIFESP, Baixada Santista Campus. My expertise revolves around patterns, processes, and biogeography of freshwater fish and the impacts of hydroelectric projects in the Amazon. Presently, I am working with migratory aquatic and semi-aquatic species in both freshwater and marine environments. I am an accredited lecturer in the PPG-EvoDiv/UFABC and ICTMar/UNIFESP. My main current partnerships involve researchers from the University of California - Davis, INPA (Igarapés Project), and IRD (France, AmazonFish Project). You can find me on Instagram at @lafama.unifesp and @podcastcanoa." (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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This project aims to build a high-quality database on the diversity of freshwater fish species in coastal streams of the Atlantic Forest. A preliminary database was built and integrates information on the presence and distribution of fish species in streams, as well as sampling gaps for 63 coastal basins. Efforts to evaluate the first database on freshwater fishes in this biome at the pro…
This proposal is part of a transnational collaborative project that is building a high-quality database on the diversity of freshwater fish fauna throughout the Amazon basin. The database uses information on the distribution of fish species to identify sampling gaps that are being filled by partners of the AMAZONFISH project within their respective countries. These actions will generate t…
Monitoring aquatic environments has become increasingly necessary for assessing changes in concentrations of chemical elements in the water, which can impact biodiversity as a whole. The issue of environmental contamination by industrial waste is recurrent, with the main factors being the rupture of dams containing highly toxic mineral residues harmful to human and animal health. Therefor…
In seasonal environments, organisms evolved to respond to environmental cues that indicate the better moment to complete phenological cycles such as reproduction. In strongly seasonally regulated ecosystems, such as tropical floodplains, the annual cycle of rainfall and river flooding have been suggested as the synchronizing triggers of fish reproduction, responsible to signalize the end …
In Brazil, the protection of biodiversity (including fishes) and ecosystems services are regulated by the Conservation Units federal law #9985 (National System of Conservation Units - SNUC in Portuguese, 18 July 2000). Protected areas (including integral protection areas, sustainable use reserves and indigenous territories) cover about 43% of the Brazilian Amazon. However, there is not a …
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