I have a bachelor's degree in Biological Sciences from the Federal University of Sergipe (2017), a sandwich bachelor's degree in Biological Science from Florida State University (2015), and a master's degree in Comparative Biology from FFCLRP at the University of São Paulo (2021). Currently, I am a doctoral student in Ecology at the Marine Biology Center and Institute of Biosciences at USP (2022 - present). I have experience in Marine Ecology. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Larvae of reef fish generally settle in shallow and complex coastal habitats, which are recognized as nurseries. During ontogenetic development, individuals migrate along the continental shelf until they reach reproductive areas, located mainly on deeper reefs and away from the coast. Latitudinal differences in the environment (e.g. seasonal temperature patterns) and in the composition of…
Habitat loss and fragmentation of natural landscapes is considered one of the most serious environmental threats, and little is known on how the physical and biological properties of the connectivity matrix, generally secondary and impoverished habitat, affect the stability of biological populations and the performance of individuals. This project approaches this issue in a particularly t…
Coral reefs are often affected by local impacts such as coastal pollution. Human landbased activities are major sources of pollution to reef communities, leading to disturbances in water quality and species composition. Impacted areas may also lead to the establishment of invasive species, that may pose significant threats to marine biodiversity and ecosystem functioning worldwide. This s…
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