Diogo B. Provete

The paper investigates seasonal hepatic plasticity in frogs, finding a temporal hierarchy where climate affects whole-organism physiology before tissue and cellular responses.

This study examines how predator stimulus and habitat structure influence antipredator behavior in frogs, finding that physical contact with predators and habitat complexity significantly affect escape strategies.

This study examines how climate and habitat influence body size and shape evolution in whip spiders, finding that body size correlates with temperature and precipitation, and shape has distinct optima across habitats.

This study examines how urbanization and environmental factors affect phenotypic traits in a tropical frog, finding that body size decreases with urbanization while trait variability changes in response to environmental conditions.

The paper examines how pond canopy cover and floating vegetation influence the phylogenetic structure of an anuran metacommunity in the Atlantic Forest.