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ANA SOFIA REBOLEIRA
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Compreender a diversidade e evolução da vida, e os impactos das atividades antropogénicas nos ecossistemas. Abordagens multidisciplinares para o estudo da biodiversidade, ecologia, evolução, comportamento, fisiologia e ecotoxicologia, utilizando como modelo artrópodes adaptados a ecossistemas subterrâneos, interações parasita-hospedeiro, principalmente ligadas a associações artrópodes-fungos e microbiomas de cavernas.
Understanding the diversity and evolution of life, and how it is impacted by anthropogenic activities. Applying multidisciplinary approaches to the study of biodiversity, ecology, evolution, behaviour, physiology and ecotoxicology, using arthropods adapted to subterranean ecosystems, parasite-host interactions, mainly linked to arthropod-fungal associations and cave microbiomes as a model.