XIII Jornada Acadêmica da UFOPA
From October 5 to 9, he attended the 13th Academic Conference at the Federal University of Western Pará (UFOPA), where he presented nine scientific papers: one at the 15th Seminar on Scientific and Technological Initiation and eight at the 13th Graduate Seminar.
The research addressed various topics related to Amazonian biodiversity and ecology, including the monitoring of turtles, ecotourism in Amazonian savannas, vegetation characterization using imagery, fungal diversity, lizard communities, climate change, and anurans, as well as interactions between soil and mycorrhizal fungi.
Check out the papers presented by researchers and students affiliated with the program:
15th Seminar on Scientific and Technological Initiation
Population monitoring of chelonians at Lago Verde, Alter do Chão, Pará
João Victor B. Lima, Priscila S. Miorando
13th Graduate Seminar
Spectral responses of Amazonian savanna and semideciduous forest obtained through multispectral imaging using an unmanned aerial vehicle
Amaury C. de L. Gonçalves, Flávio H. da S. Fonseca, Hana S. F. dos Santos, Yasmim G. da Silva, Rodrigo F. Fadini, Antonio H. C. Ramalho
A Fungus That Attracts Spiders? Confirmation of the Occurrence of Gibellula (Ascomycota) in the Tapajós National Forest, Pará
Walliane N. da Silva, Raiana L. R. Freire, Aylana M. R. Ferreira, Jhennife B. Marinho, Marcos D. F. Santana, Eveleise S. M. Canto
Tulostoma Pers. in Pará: What Does Its First Record Reveal About Knowledge Gaps Regarding Gastroid Frogs in the Amazon?
Darlene V. S. da Costa, Eveleise S. M. Canto, Marcos D. F. Santana
Habitat Structure as a Determinant of the Abundance of Four Lizard Species in Savanna Areas
David M. P. Soares, Alfredo P. dos Santos Jr.
Climate change and the community structure of anurans in the Eastern Amazon
Elton F. Monteiro, Alfredo P. dos Santos Jr.
Does soil organic matter content explain the intensity of root colonization by arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi in the savanna of Alter do Chão, Pará?
Brenda S. Craveiro, Felipe G. D. A. Campos, Manoel R. D. Santos, Iolanda M. S. Reis, Marcos D. F. Santana, Túlio S. Lara
Environmental suitability for lichenized fungi in the Amazonian savanna: predictions to guide future inventories
Daniel dos S. Rocha, Walliane N. da Silva, Beatriz G. de Aguiar, Marcos D. F. Santana
Ecotourism in Amazonian savannas: environmental knowledge and perceptions of tourists in Alter do Chão
Aline A. S. Cardoso, Hamon W. S. Santos, Ricardo S. Cano, Rodrigo F. Fadini
In addition to the presentations, the group also participated in the 6th Biodiversity Exhibition (ExpoBio), sharing scientific outreach and environmental education materials with the academic community.
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