Marcelo Araya‐Salas

This study investigates behavioral indicators of welfare in Opilones by examining leg condition and response to aversive stimuli, finding fleeing and bobbing as potential negative welfare indicators.

This study examines how Neotropical insect-eating bats adjust their echolocation calls in response to temperature changes, finding variable adjustments in call parameters but not peak frequency.

This study characterizes endohyphal bacterial and viral communities in fungal endophytes, revealing host specialization in bacteria and limited viral associations, with dsDNA viruses dominating the virome.

baRulho quantifies acoustic signal degradation in animal sounds through transmission experiments, showing higher degradation in closed habitats and for high-frequency sounds.