Leonardo de Sousa Miranda

University of Lancaster

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Naomi Schwartz

The University of British Columbia

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Paul J. Young

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Assessing mammal pollinators in the Eastern Amazon and the effects of climate change on endangered species

Measuring the natural capital of Amazonian forests

Predicting Climate Change Impacts on Crop Pollinators in Brazil

New geographic record in eastern Amazon Forest and potential distribution of Amphidecta calliomma (Lepidoptera: Nymphalidae)

Amazonian secondary forests are greatly reducing fragmentation and edge exposure in old-growth forests

Potential Distribution of Pilocarpus microphyllus in the Amazonia/Cerrado Biomes under Near-Future Climate Change Scenarios

Evidence for morphological and genetic structuring of Plebeia flavocincta (Apidae: Meliponini) populations in Northeast Brazil

Multicriteria approach to prioritize forest restoration areas for biodiversity conservation in the eastern Amazon

Climate change effects on marginal savannas from central-north Brazil

Flora of Ferruginous Outcrops Under Climate Change: A Study in the Cangas of Carajás (Eastern Amazon)

Combining connectivity and species distribution modeling to define conservation and restoration priorities for multiple species: A case study in the eastern Amazon

Molecular systematics and phylogeography of a widespread Neotropical avian lineage: evidence for cryptic speciation with protracted gene flow throughout the Late Quaternary

Forest Matrix Fosters High Similarity in Bee Composition Occurring on Isolated Outcrops Within Amazon Biome

Climate‐induced distribution dynamics of Plebeia flavocincta, a stingless bee from Brazilian tropical dry forests

Climate change in the Eastern Amazon: crop-pollinator and occurrence-restricted bees are potentially more affected

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Paul J. Young

John R. Healey

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