I am a biologist with a Master's degree in Ecology from the University of Campinas (UNICAMP), Brazil. I am interested in investigating the effects of climate change on ecological interactions and ecosystem functioning. During my master's degree, I investigated how warming and precipitation extremes influence tropical aquatic communities, focusing on changes in trophic network structure and energy flows. Recently, I have increasingly directed my attention toward how alterations in interaction patterns, driven by climate change, affect the evolution of species and the persistence of ecological processes. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Ecosystems are currently suffering from global climate change impacts and unprecedented shifts in species richness and composition. The temperature increase expected by the year 2100 is 4°C above pre-industrial levels and, simultaneously, land use change threatens the biodiversity of surrounding ecosystems. These stressors interfere with everything from trophic structure to the dynamics o…
Global warming and changes in species composition are one of the main problems ecosystems currently face. With this project we will investigate how 4°C increase in temperature combined with changes in litter composition affects body size of aquatic insect community living on tank bromeliads. Specifically, we seek to understand which litter aspect is more important and how does it interact…
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