Blind, Wingless and Living on Cave Roots: Brazil’s New Planthopper Is the First of Its Kind in the Americas
A blind, flightless planthopper discovered in a Bahia cave is the first subterranean delphacid ever recorded in the Americas and ...
A blind, flightless planthopper discovered in a Bahia cave is the first subterranean delphacid ever recorded in the Americas and ...
A systematic review has mapped 300 coastal lagoons along Brazil's coast but found macroalgae documented in only 11 of them, ...
A study of Brazil's Serinhaém River basin found that neural networks offered no consistent advantage over classical time-series models for ...
Deep inside the millions of electronic invoices that flow through Brazil's public health system every year, a quiet battle is ...
Museum specimens collected before and after the 1970s amphibian die-offs at Brazil's Boracéia Biological Station reveal that the chytrid fungus ...
A two-year longitudinal study of 83 Brazilian medical interns shows patient-centred orientation shifts during clinical training, with perceived workload pressure ...
Species distribution modeling across three climate scenarios shows passionfruit, Brazil-nut and pitanga losing up to 76% of the habitat where ...
A landmark survey documents 99 non-native plant species on Brazilian inselbergs, with one-third classified as invasive, revealing how exotic grasses, ...
A multicenter Brazilian study finds intravenous esketamine produced faster antidepressant response in treatment-resistant depression, while a longer subcutaneous protocol achieved ...
A comprehensive taxonomic revision reveals that the widespread horned frog Proceratophrys boiei is actually three distinct species, with two long-buried ...
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