Dissertations In Progress

Updated on 11/10/2024

  1. Ana Claudia Troleis Urnhani. Comparative study of the Scolytinae (Coleoptera; Curculionidae) assembly in Cristalino State Park and Xingu State Park, northern Mato Grosso region. Start: 2022. Dissertation (Master's in ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES) - Federal University of Mato Grosso. Advisor: Domingos de Jesus Rodrigues.

  2. Bruno Borges Santos. Distribution of tree biomass in a savanna in the extreme northeast of the Amazon. Start: 2020. Dissertation (Master's in Tropical Biodiversity) - Federal University of Amapá, National Council for Scientific and Technological Development. Advisor: José Julio de Toledo.

  3. Gabriane Matos. Survey of aquatic macrophyte biodiversity as bioindicators of pollution in three municipalities of Alto Solimões, AM. Start: 2021. Dissertation (Master's in Environmental Sciences) - Federal University of Amazonas. Advisor: Marcelo Rodrigues dos Anjos.

  4. Hanna Flavia Bezerra Lima. Urban tree diversity. Start: 2020. Dissertation (Master's in Tropical Biodiversity) - Federal University of Amapá. Advisor: José Julio de Toledo.

  5. Lara Vieira Vilela. How does the shallow groundwater table influence tree growth during extreme drought events? Start: 2020. Dissertation (Professional Master's in Forest and Environmental Sciences) - Federal University of Amazonas, Foundation for Research Support of the State of Amazonas. Advisor: Juliana Schietti de Almeida.

  6. Marcela Adriany da Silva de Andrade. Spatio-temporal dynamics over four years of the community of medium and large terrestrial vertebrates in a terra firme area in Eastern Amazon, Brazil. Start: 2020. Dissertation (Master's in Biology (Ecology)) - National Institute for Amazon Research, Foundation for Research Support of Amazonas. Co-advisor: Fabrício Beggiato Baccaro.

  7. Rainiellen de Sá Carpanedo. Historical biogeography of the vine Banisteriopsis caapi (Spruce ex Griseb.) Morton: an Amazonian species vulnerable to climate change. Start: 2022. Dissertation (Master's in ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES) - Federal University of Mato Grosso. Advisor: Domingos de Jesus Rodrigues.

  8. Tatiana da Silva Macedo. Taxonomic and functional structure of oribatid mite communities along environmental gradients in savanna and semi-deciduous forest in the Amazon. Start: 2020. Dissertation (Master's in Biological Sciences (Entomology)) - National Institute for Amazon Research, FOUNDATION. Advisor: Elizabeth Franklin Chilson.

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