Integrative Zoology in Human-Modified Freshwaters

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As an integrative zoologist, I study the fauna of urban and agricultural freshwater ecosystems using an interdisciplinary approach. I combine knowledge from physiology, ecology, and veterinary to understand how habitat quality affects animals' health and the structure of their communities. My research, initially focused on fish, has expanded to a broader ecosystem approach, examining the interactions between plants, water quality, and various animal groups. Ultimately, my research aims to promote more sustainable practices in these human-modified ecosystems, benefiting both wildlife and people.

Current address

Dept Evolutionary Biology, Ecology, and Environmental Sciences. Faculty of Biology. Universitat de Barcelona (UB). Avda. Diagonal 643, 08028 Barcelona, Spain

Email: amaceda[a]ub.edu; albertomaceda[a]gmail.com

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