GISELE FERREIRA

GRADUATE STUDENT (PhD)

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Diversity of amphibians in the Amazon. Including a compilation of the diversity of the group in Pará, and an evolutionaty study (morphology and genetics) of Map Tree Frogs (Boana semilineata).​

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CAMILA MOSER

GRADUATE STUDENT (PhD)

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Disease ecology in the Cerrado. Camila is searching for patterns of environmental pollution and its effects in the bacterial microbiome of amphibian skins in Central Brazil.

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GABRIEL NOVAES

GRADUATE STUDENT (PhD) - co-advisor

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Diversity and evolution of microhylid frogs. ​

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LEO LANNA

MSc. Student (2020-2022)​

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Diversity and conservation of Praying Mantises in Tropical rainforests. Leo is the founder of Projeto Mantis (conservation photography project), a National Geographic Explorer, and a TED speaker.

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GERARDO GUTIÉRREZ

MSc. Student (2020-2022)​​

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Systematics of Amazonian and Andean lizards using a combination of morphology, genetics and statistical analyses.​

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CRISTIAN MORALES, MSc.

MSc. Student (2015-2017)

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Squamate reptiles diversity and evolution. Combined morphology and genetic data to study alopoglossid lizards.

JORDADA GUIMARÃES

MSc. Student (2019-2021)

JULIANA DAMASCENO

MSc. Student (2019-2021)

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Phylogeography and taxonomy of Amazonian birds.