Ecology

Primate life

The matriarchs of the forest

Coexistence with the mother increases the reproductive success of muriquis

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Ecology

Mobile nurseries

Fish reproduce and raise the young in specific parts of mangrove swamps

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Environment

Planting in rows

This method can help the movement of small mammals

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History of FAPESP III

Ecological path

FAPESP has been investing for five decades in biodiversity studies

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Ecology

The limit of the forest

Group identifies signs that precede extinction in the Atlantic rainforest

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Ecology

The hidden forest

Land use affects the biological diversity of the soil in the Amazon Region

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Fewer animals, more research

Zoos are reviewing their role in the conservation of wildlife

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Ecology

Eight-legged puppets

Wasp larvae manipulate the behavior of spiders

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Ecology

Centuries-old pioneer

The araucaria coniferous tree recovers quickly in deforested areas

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Ecology

Between man and nature

Dilemma between preservation and development has been constant in Brazil

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Ecology

Good companions

Population density influences life span of termites

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Ecology

The sloth’s hidden friend

Mammal's fur is home to a type of symbiotic green algae

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Ecology

Food with wings

Bees become more valuable for agricultural production

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Ecology

Stories about dead shells

Disappearance of mollusks indicates environmental imbalance in oceans

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Biodiversity

More than a catalog

DNA barcodes identify new species and aid ecology and evolution studies

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Ecology

Chemistry in the air

Volatile compounds control the interaction between vegetables and insects

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Environment

Under the Copenhagen banner

Studies show the evolution of greenhouse gas emissions in Brazil

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Environment

Fighting extinction

Researchers identify priority conservation areas in the state of Pará

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Botany

Submerged in stand-by mode

Native tree from the Amazon Region saves energy to survive constant floods

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Ecology

Overly close neighbors

Living close to human beings exposes the brown monkey to yellow fever

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João Lúcio de Azevedo

João Lúcio de Azevedo: Unjustified fear

Expert on plant microorganisms says only 1% of fungi and bacteria cause problems

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Ecology

Faithful gardeners

Ants help seeds germinate in the Mata Atlântica and in the Cerrado

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botany

The woods are on the move

Forests and fields have advanced and receded in Brazil for 30 thousand years

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Ecology

Impoverished rivers

Hydroelectric increase erosion of the Parana river

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Biodiversity

Angola on the route of the BioTA

BioTA Africa program due to expand to Angola

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Amphibians

To understand the past

South of Bahia is important for Atlantic Forest conservation

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From the edge of the forest

Reduction in rainfall reduces Amazon's capacity to absorb carbon dioxide

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Ecology

Danger at sea

Pollution and reduction of fauna increase shark attacks on bathers

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Ecology

New underwater lands

Area of coral reefs in Abrolhos is twice as large as previously thought

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Botany

Through leaves and roots

Teams identify tree-based strategies to guarantee water supply

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