Rita Gomes Rocha

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• GUIMARÃES, ROGER RODRIGUES ; Rocha, Rita Gomes ; LOSS, ANA CAROLINA ; MENDES-OLIVEIRA, ANA CRISTINA ; PATTERSON, BRUCE D. ; COSTA, LEONORA PIRES . Morphological and molecular discordance in the taxonomic rearrangement of the complex (Marsupialia: Didelphidae). SYSTEMATICS AND BIODIVERSITY , v. 1, p. 1-12, 2021.

• VERDASCA, MARIA JOÃO ; GODINHO, RAQUEL ; Rocha, Rita Gomes ; PORTOCARRERO, MARCO ; CARVALHEIRO, LUÍSA GIGANTE ; REBELO, RUI ; REBELO, HUGO . A metabarcoding tool to detect predation of the honeybee Apis mellifera and other wild insects by the invasive Vespa velutina. JOURNAL OF PEST SCIENCE , v. na, p. na-n/a, 2021.

• LÓPEZ-BAO, J.V. ; GODINHO, R. ; ROCHA, R.G. ; PALOMERO, G. ; BLANCO, J.C. ; BALLESTEROS, F. ; JIMÉNEZ, J. . Consistent bear population DNA-based estimates regardless molecular markers type. BIOLOGICAL CONSERVATION , v. 248, p. 108651, 2020.

• EDDINE, AHMED ; Rocha, Rita Gomes ; MOSTEFAI, NOUREDDINE ; KARSSENE, YAMNA ; DE SMET, KOEN ; BRITO, JOSÉ CARLOS ; KLEES, DICK ; NOWAK, CASTEN ; COCCHIARARO, BERARDINO ; LOPES, SUSANA ; VAN DER LEER, PETER ; GODINHO, RAQUEL . Demographic expansion of an African opportunistic carnivore during the Neolithic revolution. Biology Letters , v. 16, p. 20190560, 2020.

• REBELO, D. ; MOREIRA, D. O. ; LOSS, ANA CAROLINA ; Rocha, Rita Gomes . Mamíferos Brasileiros em Museus Portugueses: o reviver de expedições centenárias. BOLETIM DA SOCIEDADE BRASILEIRA DE MASTOZOOLOGIA , v. 87, p. 1-10, 2020.

• BARROS, TÂNIA ; FERREIRA, EDUARDO ; Rocha, Rita Gomes ; BROTAS, GONÇALO ; CARRANZA, JUAN ; FONSECA, CARLOS ; TORRES, RITA TINOCO . The Multiple Origins of Roe Deer Populations in Western Iberia and Their Relevance for Conservation. ANIMALS , v. 10, p. 2419, 2020.

• ROCHA, RITA G. ; MAGALHÃES, VANESSA ; LÓPEZ-BAO, JOSÉ V. ; VAN DER LOO, WESSEL ; LLANEZA, LUIS ; ALVARES, FRANCISCO ; ESTEVES, PEDRO J. ; GODINHO, RAQUEL . Alternated selection mechanisms maintain adaptive diversity in different demographic scenarios of a large carnivore. BMC EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY , v. 19, p. 90, 2019.

• SARTORATO ZANCHETTA, LETÍCIA ; GOMES ROCHA, RITA ; REIS LEITE, YURI LUIZ . Comparative phylogeography and demographic history of two marsupials of the Atlantic Forest in eastern Brazil. JOURNAL OF ZOOLOGICAL SYSTEMATICS AND EVOLUTIONARY RESEARCH , v. 57, p. 632-641, 2019.

• LEONE, M. F. ; LOSS, ANA CAROLINA ; ROCHA, R. G. ; PAES, R. D. ; COSTA, L. P. . To stripe or not to stripe? Natural selection and disruptive coloration in two sympatric species of Neotropical marsupials from the genus Monodelphis (Mammalia, Didelphidae). BOLETIM DA SOCIEDADE BRASILEIRA DE MASTOZOOLOGIA , v. 85, p. 86-94, 2019.

• ROCHA, RITA G ; DUDA, RAFAELA ; FLORES, TAMARA ; ROSSI, ROGÉRIO ; SAMPAIO, IRACILDA ; MENDES-OLIVEIRA, ANA C ; LEITE, YURI L R ; COSTA, LEONORA P . Cryptic diversity in the Oecomys roberti complex: revalidation of Oecomys tapajinus (Rodentia, Cricetidae). JOURNAL OF MAMMALOGY , v. 99, p. 174-186, 2018.

• TORRES, RITA TINOCO ; FERREIRA, EDUARDO ; Rocha, Rita Gomes ; FONSECA, CARLOS . Hybridization between wolf and domestic dog: First evidence from an endangered population in central Portugal. MAMMALIAN BIOLOGY , v. 86, p. 70-74, 2017.

• Rocha, Rita Gomes ; VIEIRA, BIANCA PINTO ; RODRIGUES, VANESSA ; FONSECA, CARLOS . Public engagement offers insights on the Eurasian red squirrel distribution. EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF WILDLIFE RESEARCH , v. 63, p. 87, 2017.

• DIAS, DAYSE ; FONSECA, CARLOS ; CHEREM, JORGE JOSÉ ; GRAIPEL, MAURÍCIO EDUARDO ; CHRISTOFF, ALEXANDRE UARTH ; Rocha, Rita Gomes . New records of Cryptonanus guahybae (Tate, 1931) in southern Brazil inferred from molecular and morphological data. mammalia , v. 80, p. 211-219, 2016.

• BARROS, TÂNIA ; GAUBERT, PHILIPPE ; ROCHA, RITA G. ; BANDEIRA, VICTOR ; SOUTO, LUIS ; MIRA, ANTÓNIO ; FONSECA, CARLOS . Mitochondrial demographic history of the Egyptian mongoose (Herpestes ichneumon), an expanding carnivore in the Iberian Peninsula. Mammalian Biology (Print) , v. 81, p. 176-184, 2016.

• LEITE, YURI L. R. ; COSTA, LEONORA P. ; LOSS, ANA CAROLINA ; ROCHA, RITA G. ; BATALHA-FILHO, HENRIQUE ; BASTOS, ALEX C. ; QUARESMA, VALÉRIA S. ; FAGUNDES, VALÉRIA ; PARESQUE, ROBERTA ; PASSAMANI, MARCELO ; PARDINI, RENATA . Neotropical forest expansion during the last glacial period challenges refuge hypothesis. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America , v. 113, p. 1008-1013, 2016.

• BARROS, TÂNIA ; FERREIRA, EDUARDO ; Rocha, Rita Gomes ; GAUBERT, PHILIPPE ; BANDEIRA, VICTOR ; SOUTO, LUIS ; MIRA, ANTÓNIO ; FONSECA, CARLOS . Genetic signature of the northward expansion of the Egyptian mongoose (Herpestidae) in the Iberian Peninsula. Biological Journal of the Linnean Society , v. n/a, p. n/a-n/a, 2016.

• LEITE, YURI L. R. ; COSTA, LEONORA P. ; LOSS, ANA CAROLINA ; ROCHA, RITA G. ; BATALHA-FILHO, HENRIQUE ; BASTOS, ALEX C. ; QUARESMA, VALÉRIA S. ; FAGUNDES, VALÉRIA ; PARESQUE, ROBERTA ; PASSAMANI, MARCELO ; PARDINI, RENATA . Reply to Raposo do Amaral et al.: The -Atlantis Forest hypothesis- adds a new dimension to Atlantic Forest biogeography. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America , v. 113, p. 201602391, 2016.

• ROCHA, R. G. ; LEITE, Y. L. R. ; COSTA, L. P. ; ROJAS, D. . Independent reversals to terrestriality in squirrels (Rodentia: Sciuridae) support ecologically mediated modes of adaptation. JOURNAL OF EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY , v. 29, p. 2471-2479, 2016.

• Rocha, Rita Gomes ; JUSTINO, JULIANA ; LEITE, YURI LUIZ REIS ; COSTA, LEONORA PIRES . DNA from owl pellet bones uncovers hidden biodiversity. SYSTEMATICS AND BIODIVERSITY , v. 13, p. 403-412, 2015.

• VIEIRA, B. P. ; FONSECA, CARLOS ; ROCHA, R. G. . Critical steps to ensure successful reintroduction of the Eurasian red squirrel. Animal Biodiversity and Conservation , v. 38, p. 49-59, 2015.

• SANTOS, T. ; FONSECA, C. ; Barros, T. ; GODINHO, R. ; BASTOS-SILVEIRA, C. ; Bandeira, V. ; ROCHA, R. G. . Using stomach contents for diet analysis of carnivores through DNA barcoding. Wildlife Biology in Practice , v. 11, p. 47-55, 2015.

• ROCHA, R. G. ; FERREIRA, E. ; SErafini, A. ; COSTA, L. P. ; NOGUEIRA, A. ; MALVASIO, A. ; MARTINS, I. ; FONSECA, C. . The usefulness of different methods for biodiversity surveys in the Amazonia/Cerrado ecotone. Natureza On Line (Espírito Santo) , v. 13, p. 32-44, 2015.

• Rocha, Rita Gomes ; FERREIRA, EDUARDO ; LOSS, ANA CAROLINA ; HELLER, RASMUS ; FONSECA, CARLOS ; COSTA, LEONORA PIRES . The Araguaia River as an Important Biogeographical Divide for Didelphid Marsupials in Central Brazil. Journal of Heredity , v. 106, p. esv058, 2015.

• MARQUES, SARA F. ; ROCHA, RITA G. ; MENDES, EDUARDO S. ; FONSECA, CARLOS ; FERREIRA, JOAQUIM P. . Influence of landscape heterogeneity and meteorological features on small mammal abundance and richness in a coastal wetland system, NW Portugal. European Journal of Wildlife Research (2004. Print) , v. 61, p. 749-761, 2015.

• Rocha, Rita Gomes ; Wauters, Lucas Armand ; MATHIAS, M. L. ; FONSECA, C. . Will an ancient refuge become a modern one? a critical review on the conservation and research priorities for the red squirrel (Sciurus vulgaris) in the Iberian peninsula. HYSTRIX , v. 25, p. 9-13, 2014.

• Rocha, Rita Gomes ; FERREIRA, EDUARDO ; FONSECA, CARLOS ; JUSTINO, JULIANA ; LEITE, YURI LUIZ REIS ; COSTA, LEONORA PIRES . Seasonal flooding regime and ecological traits influence genetic structure of two small rodents. Ecology and Evolution , v. 4, p. n/a-n/a, 2014.

• ROCHA, RITA ; FERREIRA, EDUARDO ; MARTINS, IRACY ; COSTA, LEONORA ; FONSECA, CARLOS . Seasonally flooded stepping stones: emerging diversity of small mammal assemblage in the Amazonia-Cerrado ecotone, central Brazil. Zoological Studies , v. 53, p. 60, 2014.

• PEREIRA, M. J. R. ; ROCHA, R. G. ; FERREIRA, E. ; FONSECA, C. . Structure of Small Mammal Assemblages Across Flooded and Unflooded Gallery Forests of the Amazonia-Cerrado Ecotone. Biotropica (Lawrence, KS) , v. 45, p. 489-496, 2013.

• Rocha, Rita Gomes ; FONSECA, CARLOS ; ZHOU, ZHEN ; LEITE, YURI L.R. ; COSTA, LEONORA PIRES . Taxonomic and conservation status of the elusive Oecomys cleberi (Rodentia, Sigmodontinae) from central Brazil. Mammalian Biology (Print) , v. 77, p. 414-419, 2012.

• Rocha, Rita Gomes ; LEITE, YURI LUIZ REIS ; COSTA, LEONORA PIRES ; FERREIRA, EDUARDO ; JUSTINO, JULIANA . Highly conserved d-loop sequences in woolly mouse opossums. MITOCHONDR DNA , v. 23, p. 77-83, 2012.

• FERREIRA, E. ; Rocha, Rita Gomes ; MALVASIO, A. ; FONSECA, C. . Pipe refuge occupancy by herpetofauna in the Amazonia/Cerrado ecotone. Herpetological Journal , v. 22, p. 59, 2012.

• ROCHA, R. G. ; FERREIRA, E. ; COSTA, B. M. A. ; MARTINS, I. ; LEITE, Y. L. R. ; COSTA, L. P. ; FONSECA, C. . Small mammals of the mid-Araguaia River in central Brazil, with the description of a new species of climbing rat, genus Rhipidomys (Rodentia: Sigmodontinae). Zootaxa (Auckland. Print) , v. 2789, p. 1, 2011.

• ROCHA, R. G. ; FERREIRA, E. ; LEITE, Y. L. R. ; FONSECA, C. ; COSTA, L. P. . Small mammals in the diet of barn owls, Tyto alba (Aves: Strigiformes) along the mid-Araguaia river in central Brazil. Zoologia (Curitiba. Impresso) , v. 28, p. 709-716, 2011.

• VALENTE, A. M. ; Rocha, Rita Gomes ; Lozano, Elena ; Ferreira, J.P. ; FONSECA, C. . Atlas dos pelos dos mamíferos terrestres ibéricos. 167. ed. Porto: Edições Afrontamento, 2015. 188p .

• VIEIRA, B. P. ; FONSECA, C. ; ROCHA, RITA G. . Reintroduction of the Eurasian red squirrel into two urban parks in Portugal. In: Pritpal S. Soorae. (Org.). Global Reintroduction Perspectives: 2018. Case studies from around the globe. IUCN/SSC Reintroduction Specialist Group. 6ed.Abu Dhabi: Arafah Printing Press LLC,, 2018, v. , p. 226-229.

• FERREIRA, E. ; ROCHA, RITA G. ; FONSECA, C. . Métodos e técnicas de estudo de herpetofauna. In: Fernando Morgado, Amadeu Soares. (Org.). Temáticas e métodos avançados para o ensino e investigação em biologia. 116ed.Porto: Edições Afrontamento, 2016, v. , p. 329-340.

• FONSECA, C. ; FERREIRA, E. ; Ferreira, J.P. ; Grilo, Clara ; ROCHA, RITA G. ; TORRES, R. T. . Métodos e técnicas de estudo de mamíferos terrestres. In: Fernando Morgado, Amadeu Soares. (Org.). Temáticas e métodos avançados para o ensino e investigação em biologia. 116ed.Porto: Edições Afrontamento, 2016, v. , p. 341-364.

• Evagelopoulos A. ; Spyrakos E. ; ROCHA, R. G. ; Koutsoubas D. . Spatiotemporal variations of pelagic and benthic domain parameters at the coastal transitional ecosystem of Kalloni Saltworks, Lesvos Island, Greece (Preliminary Results). In: Biodiversity and Global Change, Conference of the Society of Greek Ecologists and the Greek Zoological Society, 2005, Mytilene. Proceeding of the Conference of the Society of Greek Ecologists and the Greek Zoological Society. Athens: VG Education & University of the Aegean, 2004. p. 58-64.

• ROCHA, R. G. ; EDDINE, A. ; MOSTAFAI, N. ; KARSSENE, Y. ; DE SMET, K. ; BRITO, J. C. ; KLEES, D. ; NOWAK, C. ; COCCHIARARO, B. ; LOPES, S. ; van der LEER, P. ; GODINHO, R. . Neolithic revolution trigged demographic expansion of an African opportunistic carnivore. 2019. (Apresentação de Trabalho/Conferência ou palestra).

• GODINHO, R. ; ROCHA, R. G. ; SILVA, P. ; PEDRA, R. ; CASTRO, D. ; ALVARES, F. ; LOPEZ-BAO, J. V. . Demographic history of an isolated and endangered wolf population. 2019. (Apresentação de Trabalho/Conferência ou palestra).

• ROCHA, RITA G. ; COSTA, L. P. ; LEITE, Y. L. R. ; JUSTINO, JULIANA . Recycling Barn Owl pellet bones: a powerful tool in uncovering Neotropical small mammal diversity. 2015. (Apresentação de Trabalho/Conferência ou palestra).

• PEREIRA, M. J. R. ; Ferreira, J.P. ; ROCHA, R. G. ; FERREIRA, E. ; Matos, M. ; Mendes, E.S. ; Marques, S. ; Torres, I.S. ; Alves, M. ; Bandeira, V. ; FONSECA, C. . Factors affecting the seasonal and spatial patterns of vertebrate diversity and activity in different habitats of the humanized landscape of BioRia. 2013. (Apresentação de Trabalho/Seminário).

• TORRES, R. T. ; ROCHA, R. G. ; FERREIRA, E. ; FONSECA, C. . Dados recentes da presença de lobo na região oeste a Sul do Douro. O lobo a Sul do Douro ? área de distribuição, prejuízos e procedimentos a adoptar.. 2013. (Apresentação de Trabalho/Outra).

• FONSECA, C. ; TORRES, R. T. ; ROCHA, R. G. ; FERREIRA, E. . Situação das presas selvagens do lobo a Sul do Douro ? projeto de recuperação. 2012. (Apresentação de Trabalho/Outra).

• FERREIRA, E. ; ROCHA, R. G. ; SErafini, A. ; NOGUEIRA, A. ; COSTA, L. ; MARTINS, I. ; MALVASIO, A. ; FONSECA, C. . Capture efficiency of baited and pitfall traps for terrestrial vertebrates in an ecotonal region from Central Brazi. 2008. (Apresentação de Trabalho/Comunicação).

• FERREIRA, E. ; ROCHA, R. G. ; SErafini, A. ; MALVASIO, A. ; FONSECA, C. . Amphibians and Lizards from PEC ? TO and surrounding areas ? species list and ongoing research. 2008. (Apresentação de Trabalho/Comunicação).

• Evagelopoulos A. ; Spyrakos E. ; ROCHA, R. G. ; Koutsoubas D. . Spatio-temporal variations of pelagic and benthic domain parameters at the coastal transitional ecosystem of Kalloni Saltworks, Lesvos Island, Greece (Preliminary Results). 2005. (Apresentação de Trabalho/Comunicação).

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Projetos de pesquisa

• 2015 - Atual

  Rios, diversidade genética e padrões ecológicos em pequenos mamíferos neotropicais, Descrição: A região Neotropical alberga uma das mais ricas faunas de mamíferos do mundo. No entanto, os padrões e processos evolutivos que moldaram esta diversidade continuam sem ser totalmente entendidos. Uma das hipóteses propostas para explicar os mecanismos de diversificação nesta região assenta na premissa que os rios podem ter tido um papel importante na separação de organismos amplamente distribuídos em populações isoladas, sendo esta hipótese denominada de Modelo dos Rios como Barreiras. Até ao momento, os estudos realizados são inconclusivos, mostrando incongruência entre diferentes rios e espécies examinadas. Com o objetivo principal de investigar o papel do Rio Tapajós, um dos mais importantes e menos estudados da bacia Amazônica, nos padrões de distribuição e diversificação de pequenos mamíferos, pretende-se responder às seguintes questões: i) Será o Rio Tapajós uma verdadeira barreira geográfica ao fluxo genético dentro de espécies de roedores e marsupiais? ii) A variação morfológica observada dentro do gênero Marmosops (família Didelphidae) está associada às bacias hidrográficas? iii) Qual a influência das características ecológicas na assinatura genética das espécies e na sua resposta às características da paisagem e do clima? Para tal, com esta proposta, pretende-se implementar uma investigação multidisciplinar, envolvendo dados filogeográficos, morfológicos e ecológicos de pequenos mamífero de forma a contribuir para um melhor entendimento sobre a biodiversidade Neotropical. Como objetivos complementares à implementação deste projeto pretende-se ainda auxiliar a formação de recursos humanos na Universidade Federal do Espírito Santo (UFES) na utilização e aplicação de técnicas moleculares e morfológicas, e aumentar o reconhecimento nacional e internacional do Laboratório de Mastozoologia e Biogeografia (LaMaB), como laboratório de excelência para realização de estudos integrados de filogeografia e biologia evolutiva.. , Situação: Em andamento; Natureza: Pesquisa. , Integrantes: Rita Gomes Rocha - Coordenador / Leonora Pires Costa - Integrante., Financiador(es): Fundação de Amparo à Pesquisa do Espírito Santo - Auxílio financeiro.

• 2013 - Atual

  Biodiversity, prey-predator dynamics and environmental education at the humanized landscape of BIORIA, Descrição: With this project we aim to continue the research done during the first year, deepening the study of prey-predatory dynamics of vertebrates, but also invertebrates, performing the first inventory and description of local arthropod communities. The experience gained during the first year showed that the environmental education of local human communities is also important, due to the value of the inhabited biodiversity. This approach will also disclose, in a simple and understandable way, the results obtained from scientific research.. , Situação: Em andamento; Natureza: Pesquisa. , Alunos envolvidos: Mestrado acadêmico: (4) . , Integrantes: Rita Gomes Rocha - Integrante / Eduardo Ferreira - Integrante / CARLOS FONSECA - Coordenador / Maria João Ramos Pereira - Integrante / Joaquim Pedro Ferreira - Integrante / Milene Matos - Integrante / Victor Bandeira - Integrante.

• 2012 - 2012

  Factors affecting the seasonal and spatial patterns of vertebrate diversity and activity in different habitats of the humanized landscape of BioRia, Descrição: With this project we aim to study the dynamics of vertebrate communities in the region Estarreja/BioRia: bats, small non-volant mammals, amphibians and species at the top of the food chain: carnivores and birds of prey (Circus aeruginosus).. , Situação: Concluído; Natureza: Pesquisa. , Alunos envolvidos: Mestrado acadêmico: (4) . , Integrantes: Rita Gomes Rocha - Integrante / Eduardo Ferreira - Integrante / CARLOS FONSECA - Coordenador / Maria João Ramos Pereira - Integrante / Joaquim Pedro Ferreira - Integrante / Milene Matos - Integrante / Victor Bandeira - Integrante.

• 2010 - Atual

  Genetic assessment of a successful invasion: Population genetics of the Egyptian mongoose (Herpestes ichneumon) in Portugal, Descrição: Biological invasions are one of the major threats to agriculture, human health and ecosystem sustainability. Invasive species, once established, often constitute an irreversible event that has severe consequences on the environment. To provide appropriate measures of invasive species management, it is important to understand the spatial structure, dispersal and population dynamics in those non-native species in their invaded ranges (Edwards et al. 2004). To achieve this goal, the combination of molecular techniques with ecological data can be extremely useful for improving the understanding of the dynamics, population structure and biology of many invasive species (DeYoung et al. 2005). In invasive biology, the main challenge is to provide a sufficiently exhaustive picture of the characterization of the introduced populations to understand their dynamics and spread across invaded ranges. This is a difficult task given that those populations are at non-equilibrium with their environment, but is also a great opportunity to study micro-evolutionary, rapid processes in real-time environments (Sax et al. 2007). Currently one of the most abundant and widespread carnivores in Portugal is the historically introduced, Egyptian mongoose (Herpestes ichneumon; Carnivora). Restricted to southern Portugal until recently, the Egyptian mongoose is now expanding to the northern regions of the country (Borralho et al 1996). Despite the large, yearly hunting intakes the species represents (>6,400 animals captured in the 2006/2007 hunting season), no studies have to date tried to use this amount of available data to quantify and understand the population dynamics of this successful invader. Our project aims is assessing the genetic variability of the Egyptian mongoose in Portugal through an analysis combining mitochondrial DNA, Y-linked genes and microsatellites. We will notably compare the genetic structuring among Portuguese regions with higher mongoose densities (southern Portugal) and those with lower densities (northern Portugal), and determine migration mechanisms in relation to the sex and age of the colonizing individuals. Our project relies on the assumption that population dynamics and chances of invasive success are -at least partly- shaped by the genetic characteristics and population demography of species. We are thus convinced that it constitutes a great and unique opportunity to study ongoing processes of a successful invader in Portugal, and to provide applications in terms of management of invasive species in general. Our project meets the state-of-the-art of the invasion biology field because we use (1) a top-down approach, from a global phylogeographic approach of the Egyptian mongoose in the Mediterranean Basin that should replace the Portuguese populations within a larger framework of introduction events to a population genetics approach at a finer scale (Portugal), where we will characterize micro-evolutionary processes and demographic dynamics, and (2) a combination of markers with different heritabilities (matrilineal, patrilineal, and biparental) to get a comprehensive picture of population structure and characterize in detail population-level parameters such as gene flow, introgression and demographic dynamics. Importantly, the combination of ecological surveys with genetic assessments is an original aspect of the project, which constitutes a strong point in achieving our objective of unravelling the processes that underlie the recent range expansion of the Egyptian mongoose in Portugal.. , Situação: Em andamento; Natureza: Pesquisa. , Alunos envolvidos: Doutorado: (1) . , Integrantes: Rita Gomes Rocha - Integrante / CARLOS FONSECA - Coordenador / Tânia Barros - Integrante / António Mira - Integrante / Luís Souto - Integrante., Financiador(es): Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia - Auxílio financeiro.

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