check it out some interesting papers I published over the years :)
A comprehensive data paper compiling dietary information for all ungulate species across the entire Neotropics.
This is the second chapter of my Ph.D. dissertation, in which we investigated the dietary selection of lowland tapirs in the Atlantic Forest (Brazil). We combined fieldwork, DNA metabarcoding, and non-permanent plots to understand if this species was consuming plant traits under the Leaf Economics…
Here, we surveyed 42 forest landscapes in the Brazilian Atlantic forest for lowland tapir ( Tapirus terrestris ) using camera traps, analyzed landscape structure based on thematic maps, and assessed the matrix vegetation heterogeneity using satellite image texture.
In this study, we characterized the flora of the SNSM, using occurrence records and a literature review, to compile a list of all known seed plants endemic to the SNSM montane flora.
In this study, we assessed how the urban tree community in subtropical Miami (Florida, USA) will be impacted by climate warming and how impacts will differ between native and exotic tree species.
Here we investigated the consequences of losing large-bodied animal populations on fruit–frugivore interactions in the Caribbean archipelago
In this study we explored the global overlap between vertebrate species distributions and their natural hazards (earthquakes, hurricanes, tsunamis, and volcanoes)
Lowland tapir latrines are hotspots of food resources for some vertebrate species in a tropical forest
In this data paper we compiled camera traps information related to mammalian species for 16 years throughout the entire Atlantic Forest biome
How would animal poop be useful for other species of animals and plants? - Kids friendly paper! Another (fun) way to communicate science!
In this article we investigated the potential role of Red-footed tortoises as seed dispersers
In this book chapter, we identified and quantified the main anthropogenic drivers of defaunation in the Atlantic Forest biome
Here we assessed whether human activities affect the diel patterns of dwelling mammals in the Atlantic Forest, Brazil
Data paper about the distribution of carnivore species through the Neotropics
Datapaper on medium- and large-sized mammal assemblages in the Atlantic Forest biome of Brazil, Paraguay, and Argentina
Here we explored the use of two tortoise species, the red-footed tortoise Chelonoidis carbonarius and the yellow-footed tortoise Chelonoidis denticulatus, as ecological substitutes for locally extinct large seed dispersers
