CV Lattes
Universidade de São Paulo (USP). Instituto de Biociências (IB) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
PhD in Linguistics (2024) and MSc in Evolutionary Biology (2016) at the University of São Paulo (2024), BSc. in Biology (2008) and Language and Literature - Portuguese/Linguistics (2023) at the University of São Paulo. Specialisation in Geoprocessing at the SENAC University Centre (2011). Experience with environmental consulting in Faunistic analysis, working with ecological analyses and modelling. I also work as a translator and proofreader for technical, scientific and other text styles in English, Portuguese, Spanish and German. My main current research interests lie in relationships and parallels between evolution/change/diversification in linguistics and biology (as well as in other systems), and in how evolutionary theory is used and helps provide explanations beyond biology. Other research interests include morphological/ phenotypic evolution, mammals (especially Carnivores), evolutionary biology in general, ecology and evolution (and the links between them), human evolution, cultural evolution, and interdisciplinary approaches applied to evolution, ecology, linguistics, anthropology and other fields. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Differences in lineages' phenotypic integration patterns directly affect the amount of existing variation for different variables and thus exert direct and/or indirect influence on both the possibilities for phenotypic diversification and the ways in which given lineages respond to selective pressures. This project proposes to investigate patterns and magnitudes of morphological integrati…
The student's ongoing Master's project aims to characterise skull morphological integration patterns and magnitudes in Feliforms (Carnivora) within a quantitative genetic framework, comparing results among the clade's families and with existing data for other mammals. The main objective of this internship proposal is to allow data gathering at European natural history museums, providing t…
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