Ana Filipa Palmeirim

This study shows that habitat amount and configuration interact to influence bat diversity in Peninsular Malaysia, with indirect effects of habitat loss through configuration often outweighing direct effects.

This study examines how diurnal mammals adjust their activity patterns in response to forest conversion into cashew orchards in West Africa, finding delayed diel activity in diurnal species.

The paper examines how mammal species composition, richness, and abundance change in response to habitat degradation from cashew monoculture expansion in West Africa.

The paper provides two datasets on amphibians and reptiles in Guinea-Bissau, documenting species occurrences across different land-use types and filling distribution gaps.

The paper examines habitat use and diel activity of insectivorous bats across different land-use types on Principe Island, finding that species activity varies with habitat type and land-use alteration.

The paper examines how amphibian and reptile diversity responds to different land-use types in West Africa, finding that rice paddies support higher amphibian abundance and open-habitat reptiles, while cashew orchards have distinct species compositions.