Biogeography, ecology and conservation in the Neopangea: new challenges in Brazil
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This paper shows the potential impacts caused by the introduction of alien species of both birds and mammals using some examples from the State of São Paulo (Southeastern Brazil). I focus on the lack of studies related to several rewilding initiatives promoted in Brazil during the last five decades of the 20th century.
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Guix, Juan Carlos. “Biogeography, ecology and conservation in the Neopangea: new challenges in Brazil”. Orsis: organismes i sistemes, vol.VOL 31, pp. 3-20, https://raco.cat/index.php/Orsis/article/view/330251.
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