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Universidade de São Paulo (USP). Instituto de Biociências (IB) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
I am interested in understanding the processes generating the structure of ecological communities involving more than one trophic level (ecological networks) and the impact of network structure on conservation and restoration of biodiversity. I have a Bachelor and a Teaching degree in Biological Sciences from the University of Sao Paulo (2009 e 2011), a MSc degree in Ecology from the same university (2014), and a PhD in Biological Sciences from University of Bristol, UK (2018). I am currently a postdoc at IB-USP where I study the impact of ecological network structure on dynamics. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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In recent years, mathematical models identified some of the mechanisms that drive the coevolutionary dynamics in networks of interacting species. Most of these models assume that interactions are determined by one single trait for each species. However, we know that generally multiple traits mediate the occurrence of interactions between species and therefore influence their coevolutionar…
One of the current questions of the ecological networks study is to understand how species traits can affect the structure of mutualistic networks. The structure of the mutualistic networks, in its turn, can affect the evolution and coevolution of species in these networks. Therefore, the structure of ecological networks can connect the ecology of species which interacts, with its evoluti…
Species introductions are a major threat to biodiversity. Even if its impacts on the structure of mutualistic networks are increasingly known, its effects on coevolution between species are still poorly understood. Seed dispersal by animals is a key mutualism as it promotes the regeneration of plant communities, an important process to overcome the impacts of habitat loss and climate chan…
A central question in ecology is to understand which factors have the potential to determine the occurrence of species interactions. Species traits are known to have a great impact. The traits of a particular species are partially determined by their shared evolutionary history with similar traits of related species. The presence of similar traits could result in similar patterns of inter…
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