C. Chaves

Eco-Anthropological factors predicting forest patch use by 3 species of wild Atelid monkeys co-existing with a small-scale farming community in Northeastern Costa Rica, Mesoamerica

The paper uses environmental and behavioral data to predict forest patch use by three monkey species, finding that presence is influenced by temperature, humidity, and social factors, while behavior is less predictable.

Speeding up the detection of invasive aquatic species using environmental DNA and nanopore sequencing

This paper develops a protocol and bioinformatic tools to improve nanopore sequencing for detecting invasive aquatic species using eDNA, demonstrating reliable detection in field samples.