PhD student in the Ecology department of the Biosciences Institute of University of Sao Paulo (USP), Brazil. Through the chapters, the thesis compares jaguar's movements and habitat selection across the species range, and preference relations with attributes such as sex, age, size and residency status. The study approaches as well the growing impact of fire in jaguar conservation in the Pantanal. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Movements are a fundamental behaviour of most animal species which allow them to search and find locations for better survival and reproduction. Understanding animal movements is of great value for understanding ecology and behaviour, for evaluating the impact of human disturbances, environmental changes, conservation planning and management. Carnivores are often required to displace long…
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