Publications by authors named "Jhonatan Guedes-Santos"
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- Ololygon skuki is a newly studied species found only in a specific area of the Atlantic Forest in Alagoas, Brazil, with limited prior research on its adults and larvae.
- Current research reveals that O. skuki is closely related to other species in the O. argyreornata group and includes new findings such as its unique nuptial pad and vocalization characteristics.
- The geographic range of O. skuki has been expanded significantly, with a new discovery placing it about 425 km southwest of its original location, and its call consists of distinctive pulsed notes with a certain frequency range.
Social media data is a rich source of information to assess human activities in catastrophic events. Here, we use social media data to understand how the 2019 Brazilian oil spill influenced social attitudes. Data were collected from the globally popular Instagram platform between August 1, 2019 and March 1, 2020.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFOngoing loss of biological diversity is primarily the result of unsustainable human behavior. Thus, the long-term success of biodiversity conservation depends on a thorough understanding of human-nature interactions. Such interactions are ubiquitous but vary greatly in time and space and are difficult to monitor efficiently at large spatial scales.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFThe humid forests of Amazonia are experiencing longer and more intense dry seasons, which are predicted to intensify by the end of the 21st century. Although tree species often have long generation times, they may still have the capacity to rapidly respond to changing climatic conditions through adaptive phenotypic plasticity. We, therefore, predicted that Amazonian trees have shifted their leaf morphology in response to the recent drier climate.
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