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Universidade de São Paulo (USP). Instituto de Física (IF) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
graduation at Bacharelado em Geologia from Universidade de São Paulo (2013) and master's at Geology from Universidade de São Paulo (2016). Has experience in Geosciences, acting on the following subjects: brasil, raman spectroscopy of cretaceous fossils, cretaceous arthropod, megatrajetórias evolutivas and registro fossilífero. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The relationship between life and the environment offers several perspectives in the study of the geological record and Brazilian fossils have worldwide importance in this discussion. The Ediacaran-Cambrian transition (ca. 541 Ma) marked the emergence of animals capable of synthesizing skeletons made up of minerals (biomineralizing animals), or actively exploring the substrate, which resu…
Fossils with exceptional preservation include three-dimensional specimens and with original mineralized tissues. Consequently, these fossils allow the reconstruction of phylogenetic relationships (kinship between organisms), paleoecological aspects, and paleoenvironmental conditions, thus holding great interest for different areas of research. The non-destructive (or minimally destructive…
Konservat-Lagerstätten are exceptionally preserved fossil deposits, in many cases with the record of soft tissues. These deposits allow scientists to acquire more information about the diversity and ecology of past biocenoses compared to the conventional fossil record. Thus, understanding the environmental factors that control the decomposition and fossilization of organisms is of great v…
The relationship between life and the environment offers several perspectives in the study of the geological record, and Brazilian fossils are of worldwide importance in this discussion. Currently, the most innovative approach to test hypotheses concerning those issues is the use of Palaeometry, that is, imaging, spectroscopic, and geochemical techniques that make it possible to extract i…
Geological changes, such as tectonic reconfigurations and large glaciations, marked profound changes in the evolution of the biosphere at the Ediacaran/Cambrian boundary (ca. 541 Ma.). Ecological feedback may have contributed to the origin of animals capable of synthesizing hard skeletons or actively exploiting the substrate, which has resulted in biological diversification and radiation.…
The Ediacaran-Cambrian transition (ca. 541 Ma, or younger) witnessed profound palaeobiological innovations concerning metazoans (animals), such as predation, motility and biomineralisation, that inaugurated ecological interactions that impacted evolution through the Phanerozoic (<ca. 541 Ma). The drivers of biomineralisation, as well as its impacts on ecology, environment, and biogeochemi…
Biomineralization among metazoans is one of the most successful events of the Phanerozoic. However, its roots are even older. Animals with mineralized skeletons appeared around 551 Ma, in the Ediacaran-Cambrian transition. The drivers of biomineralization, as well as its impacts on ecology, environment, and biogeochemical cycles have been a matter of debate for the last decades. Despite i…
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