Joás Silva Brito

Taxonomic replacement, but functional stability: taxonomic-functional decoupling in Amazonian streams from an Indigenous territory

The paper assesses taxonomic and functional beta diversity in Amazonian streams, finding decoupling between taxonomic and functional dimensions due to environmental filtering and functional redundancy.

Environmental and spatial drivers shape Odonata diversity in an Amazonian Indigenous Territory

The paper assesses how environmental and spatial factors influence Odonata diversity in an Amazonian Indigenous Territory, identifying species-specific ecological thresholds.

Mapping research on Indigenous peoples, traditional knowledge, and biodiversity conservation in the Amazon: gaps and Indigenous knowledge co-production

This study analyzes Amazonian biodiversity research, finding that Indigenous peoples are underrepresented as authors and research partners despite their recognized role in conservation.