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I was lucky to be part of the history of many brilliant people.
Each of you contributed with your inspiring minds to the Lab.

Thank you all! I will be always grateful.
C. Galdino
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André Filogônio Cançado

Current working as Environmental Biologist.

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Beatriz  Siqueira Rodrigues (a.k.a Bea)

Current a MSc Student at Universidade de Viçosa.

Amadeus P. B. H Václav (a.k.a Master)

MSc. 2017. Studied habitat use by an endemic lizard species from a montain environment.

Gabriela Cavalcante de Melo (a.k.a Gabi)

Actualy a PhD candidate in Monash University, Australia.

MSc 2016. Studied sperm storage and renal sexual segment cicle in a lizard.

Go to Melo's website

Luan T. Pinheiro

MSc. 2017. Developed an approach to evaluate lizards personality. 

- Currently developing his studies in the Laboratório de Imunoquímica de Proteína at UFMG

Carlos Felippe

Msc 2014. Interested in reproductive biology and behaviour of reptiles and amphibians.​

Go to Felippe's website

Kelton Miranda

Undergrad. student. Studied sexual dimorphism in lizards fingers proportions.

Eduardo Carlos Quintana (a.k.a Duds)

Msc 2015. Studied Dear enemy phenomenon in a neotropical lizard species.

- Currently working as envirolmental consultant

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Marcela Carreiro Alves

Undergrad. Student.

Studied lizard thermal ecology.

Luisa M. L. Dutra

MSc 2016. Interested in animal behaviour. Currently PhD candidate at Salford University UK.

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Maria Clara Melillo Alves
Undergrad. student. Studied body color of lizards.

- Currently developing her studies at UFMG LaSexia lab.

Aline Pereira

MSc 2018. Applied a computational approach to explore for hidden patterns on dietary data in a lizard population.

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MSc. 2019. Clara C. Lisboa (a.k.a Clarinha)

Studied thermal relations of a mountaintop lizard species.

MSc Izabella Freitas

Studied patterns in the relationship among helminths parasites and their lizards hosts.

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MSc 2020. Marcella J. Goulart

Studied lizards aggressive behaviour.

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