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Current members of our lab

Diogo B. Provete

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Principal Investigator (PI)

  My CV (in English) | Lattes CV | My Academic Tree

​I obtained my Bachelor's in Biological Sciences at the Federal Univeristy of Alfenas (UNIFAL) in 2006, and my Master's degree in Animal Biology at the São Paulo State University (UNESP) in 2010. I earned in 2015 a PhD. in Ecology and Evolution from the Federal University of Goiás (UFG), Brazil. I then spent 6 months as a guest Post-doctoral fellow at the Antonelli's lab in the Universty of Gothenburg, Sweden, and then 8 months as a FAPESP post doc fellow at the Federal University of São Carlos at Sorocaba, Brazil in the lab of Fernando R Silva. I joined the Institute of Biosciences of the Federal University of Mato Grosso do Sul (UFMS) in September 2017, as an Assistant Professor.

Marcos Rafael Severgnini

Master's Student



Laura Bonin
Undergrad student (Scientific Initiation)
Philip T. Soares
PhD Candidate

Past members or co-advised students

Daniel Din Negre

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Undergrad student

Daniel has a degree in Biology from the Fundação Santo André and is completed his Master's at the University of São Paulo (USP). His bachelor's monograph dealt with tadpole community structure at the Parque Natural Municipal Nascentes de Paranapiacaba, in Santo André, São Paulo. The main aims were:

(1) Evaluate the relative roles of abiotic factors in determining temporal and spatial distribution of species;
(2) To make an identification key to tadpoles found in streams and ponds.

Daniel can be contacted here.

Gabriela B. Leite

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Undergrad student

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