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Universidade Federal do ABC (UFABC). Centro de Ciências Naturais e Humanas (CCNH) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
Ph.D. candidate in Evolution and Diversity at the Federal University of ABC (started in 2021), with a one-year collaborative period in Washington University in Saint Louis. Masters degree in Evolution and Diversity at the Federal University of ABC (2019-2021). Bachelor's degree in Biological Sciences at the Federal University of São Paulo (2015-2018). Was a scientific initiation scholarship holder by FAPESP, had a master's scholarship at UFABC, and currently holds a FAPESP scholarship for the Ph.D. (with one year of CAPES scholarship). Works in the research line of Historical Biogeography, and in the Ph.D., is interested in the diversification of snakes in the New World. Participated in the PET group - Biological Sciences in the subgroup of Vertebrates and, in the same year, served as a volunteer monitor for the Vertebrate Zoology discipline. Was a guest lecturer twice in the postgraduate discipline called Evolutionary Biogeography and occasionally in the undergraduate discipline Systematics and Biogeography. Was co-supervisor in the Scientific Initiation work "Phylogeny and Biogeography of Labiotermes (Blattaria, Termitidae, Syntermitinae)". Good English. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Snakes are interesting models for biogeographical studies due to their morphological characteristics and widegeographical distribution. The families Viperidae (~370 species) and Dipsadidae (~810 species) occur in both theOld and New World. They occupy different ecological niches, habitats, latitudes, and altitudes, being, therefore,ideal models for biogeographical studies in these regions…
Studying the geographic distribution patterns of organisms and the processes that generate such patterns is fundamental to Biogeography. It is believed that the diagonal development of South American open vegetation, which includes Cerrado, Caatinga, Chaco and Pampas, corresponded to a vicarious process for several groups of forest animals and plants. We suggest to test this hypothesis us…
Snakes are interesting subjects for biogeographic study due to their variation in morphological traits and geographical distribution. Vipers (Viperidae family) are among the most well-known snakes on the planet, with ca. 380 species described occurring in both Old and New World. The New World landscapes have changed significantly throughout the time of the Viperidae diversification (last …
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