Graduated with a bachelor's degree and a degree in Biological Sciences at the Biosciences Institute of the University of São Paulo (IB-USP) and Specialist in Animals of Interest in Health: Animal Biology at the Butantan Institute (2023). Currently, student at the Ecology and Evolution Laboratory (LEEV) at the Butantan Institute, member of the Squamata Reproduction Study Group (GERES) and studying for a master's degree in Zoology at the IB-USP postgraduate program (PPGZoo). (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The animals known as snakes or cobras belong to the order of Squamata and have the second largest number of species within the class Reptilia. They have an elongated body, which consequently resulted in a series of morphological adaptations such as the reduction or total loss of locomotor limbs and asymmetry of the paired organs, including the reproductive ones. The forelimbs and the scap…
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