Renata L. Muylaert

This study develops a mathematical model to show how resource contrasts and bee traits influence pollinator spillover from floral plantings to crops, identifying context-dependent concentration and export outcomes.

This study examines how drainage, impermeable areas, and social vulnerability influence leptospirosis risk in Campinas, Brazil, using spatial analysis of 83 cases.

The paper identifies high-risk areas for disease transmission between wild bovids and livestock in Thailand by analyzing habitat suitability and cattle density overlaps.

This paper reviews the application of social-ecological networks in bat research and conservation, highlighting their potential for addressing human-bat interface challenges.

The paper analyzes 34 years of landscape change in the Atlantic Forest, showing a decline in forest and natural vegetation cover, with some recovery after 2005 and significant impacts from linear infrastructure.