I am a biologist with a Ph.D. in Ecology, Evolution, and Biodiversity and a Masters in Zoology from UNESP. My research focuses on movement ecology and biodiversity conservation, particularly in carnivores and birds, analyzing how environmental and anthropogenic factors shape their spatial and behavioral patterns. I use statistical modeling, GIS, and telemetry to investigate habitat connectivity and fragmentation.I have experience in interdisciplinary projects, team leadership, and applying data science to wildlife conservation. Beyond research, I value scientific communication as a key tool for biodiversity management and conservation in a rapidly changing environment. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Habitat selection is a vital process for large carnivores, because it is linked with compensation of defending a territory to obtain the resources necessary to fulfill all their physiological requirements. However, habitat loss and fragmentation are threatening their survival. This may occur because large carnivores are especially sensitive to landscape changes due to their large home ran…
Large carnivores are especially sensitive to landscape changes due to their high home range requirements, low abundance, and low birth rates. Therefore, the jaguar (Panthera onca) - one of the largest carnivores in the Neotropics -, is facing population declines associated with decreased prey density in natural areas, fragmentation, poaching, and conflict humans due to loss of habitat. Th…
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