Bachelor and teaching degree in Biological Sciences (2011, Universidade de Brasilia), MSc in Botany (2013, Universidade de Brasilia) and PhD in Systematics and evolutionary Biology (2017, University College London and Royal Botanic Gardens Kew). Currently is a post-doc research fellow at the University of Arkansas. Main research interests are in macroevolution, biogeography and Myrtales. For up-to-date information, access: tncvasconcelos.github.io (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The uneven distribution of biodiversity on the globe's surface is a consequence of longlasting interactions between the environment and the evolutionary history of the organisms. These relationships result in regions where species richness per area are much higher than expected. This is the case of the Espinhaço Mountain Range Flora (EMRF), a region in Central Eastern Brazil where plant s…
Species extinction risk in response to human activities is increasing. The decline in plant diversity, particularly, is a current concern since plants are essential to provide support systems for all kinds of life. The Espinhaço Range, the study area for this project, is one of the most biodiverse areas of Brazil and comprises the campo rupestre as predominant vegetation, characterized by…
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