Samuel Coelho de Faria

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Universidade de São Paulo (USP). Instituto de Biociências (IB) (Institutional affiliation for the last research proposal)
Birthplace: Brazil

Has experience in Physiology, focusing on Comparative Physiology (Source: Lattes Curriculum)

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Scholarships in Brazil

Completed (most recent)

Abstract
Physiological mechanisms, ecological processes and phylogenetic history are associated with biogeographic patterns and tolerance to climate changes, which includes ocean warming and acidification. The most diverse marine environment - the coral reefs - have been suffering with bleaching and decreasing on calcification rates, especially scleractinian coral species occupying oligotrophic, t…
A comparative physiology to the causes of coral reef conservation: does trophic plasticity drives tolerance against climate changes?, BP.PD
The evolutionary history of thermal and metabolic homeostasis in a clade of neotropical, intertidal crabs (Decapoda, Eubrachyura), BP.DR

Scholarships abroad

Completed (most recent)

Abstract
The current physiological diversity reflects a temporal moment of the entire life history, and species that are recognized as discrete units actually represent a continuum of biological forms and functions linked to each other through space and time. Closely related species are more similar due to the recent divergence, while those more distantly related tend to share functional dissimila…
Phylogenetic comparative methods in hard corals: a pluralistic approach to investigate ecophysiological evolution and tolerance to climate changes, BE.EP.PD
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A functional association established by the symbiosis between cnidarians and photosynthetic microalgae (known as zooxanthellae) is found in most shallow-water coral species. Regarding the energy supply, photosynthesis reaches up to 100% of energetic requirements in corals from strongly oligotrophic environments, while heterotrophy contributes up to 60% of the energy demand in eutrophic, t…
Allying physiology, ecology and phylogeny in hard corals (Anthozoa, Scleractinia): is ecophysiological evolution associated with tolerance to climate changes?, BE.EP.PD

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