Milton Cezar Ribeiro

TL;DR: The state of São Paulo represents only 3% of the Brazilian territory but holds 33% of its mammalian diversity as discussed by the authors , which directly affects the diversity and persistence of mammals in the landscape.

TL;DR: In this article, the authors compare urban landscape permeability for birds between two scenarios: one that considers only species' responses to land cover for the formulation of resistance surfaces, and another that incorporates how birds would respond to different levels of occupation (i.e., amount of permeable area and maximum building height per individual lot) given the urban zoning regulations defined by the city's master plan (LandC++UrbZ).

TL;DR: In this article , the authors investigated how urban environmental attributes (e.g., noise, height of buildings, and urban vegetation characteristics) modulate species occurrences and the distribution of functional traits across the streetscape of a tropical metropolis.

TL;DR: This study investigated how the structure of seed-dispersal networks changes in a gradient of increasing habitat fragmentation and found significant species-, interaction- and network-area relationships, yet the lack of significant changes in specialization point towards some resilience of the network structure in fragmented landscapes.