Bachelor in Biology at Universidade Federal do Paraná (2013). Currently PhD candidate at University of Sydney, under the supervision of Dr. Richard Shine. Has experience in Zoology and Ecology, with emphasis in Biodiversity, Herpetology and Physiology, acting mainly in the following themes: adaptative physiology, amphibians. Currently Postdoctorate researcher at the Biosciences Institute of UNESP- Rio Claro, under the supervision of Dr. Denis Andrade. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Mechanistic modeling approaches have increasingly been recognized as a robust tool to evaluate the resilience/vulnerability of populations and species in face of habitat modification, such as that posed by climatic change. Although this approach has proved insightful in studies focused on lizards, its application to other ectothermic groups, with diverse set of functional attributes, need…
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