Biota Neotropica

Publication of: Instituto Virtual da Biodiversidade | BIOTA - FAPESP
Area: Ciências Biológicas

ISSN online version: 1676-0611

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To disseminate the results of original research work, concerned with characterization, conservation and sustainable use of biodiversity within the Neotropical region.

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Biota Neotropica, Volume: 26, Issue: 3, Published: 2026

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Volume: 26 - Publicado em: 2026-10-12

Public policies and the conservation of threatened endemic flora: the case of rio de janeiro (brazil) in the post-eco-92 era

Volume: 26 - Publicado em: 2026-09-14

First record of pigmentation anomaly in a lowland tapir, tapirus terrestris (perissodactyla: tapiridae), in the brazilian cerrado

Volume: 26 - Publicado em: 2026-09-11

He’s arrived, but he’s not welcome! first record of the golden mussel (limnoperna fortunei – dunker, 1857) in the pajeú river watershed – brazil

Volume: 26 - Publicado em: 2026-08-17

First record of a bird in the stomach contents of serrasalmus maculatus (kner, 1858) in the upper paraná basin

Volume: 26 - Publicado em: 2026-10-12

Diversity of galling arthropods in neotropical savanna areas in the serra do cabral state park (brazil)

Volume: 26 - Publicado em: 2026-07-31

Fish assemblages and endemism in blackwater aquatic habitats of thecoastal plain in northern santa catarina, southern brazil

Volume: 26 - Publicado em: 2026-10-05

Resting site characteristics of the tamandua tetradactyla (linnaeus, 1758) in the coastal zone of the parnaiba river delta, northeastern brazil

Volume: 26 - Publicado em: 2026-08-21

Population structure of athene cunicularia (strigiformes: strigidae) in anthropized areas in the state of são paulo, brazil

Volume: 26 - Publicado em: 2026-07-31

Reproductive migration and probable spawning areas of calophysus macropterus (pisces: pimelodidae) in the amazon basin: a critical review with structured synthesis

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2026-10-16 10:00

Context-dependent leadership: what the Brazilian case reveals about international collaboration indicators

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Artificial Intelligence in the Writing of Scientific Articles: Guidelines for Ethical and Responsible Use

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Guidance on Research Misconduct for U.S. Public Health Service Policies Involving Generative Artificial Intelligence

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2026-09-16 15:00

From Peer Review to the Emergency Room: The Dangerous Path of Fabricated References

This reflection aims to discuss the limitations of peer review and...

2026-08-20 11:00

How Can SciELO Journals Increase Their Impact?

For many years, the prevailing perception was that scientific...

2026-08-14 10:00

Publishing Ecosystem: Indexing, Technical Infrastructure, and the Future, Interview with Carmino Antonio de Souza, Vice President of FAPESP

FAPESP supports the entire scientific publishing ecosystem by...

2026-07-24 10:00

The Future of the Scientific Article in the Age of AI

The current model of scientific publishing has ceased to be a...

2026-07-15 14:00

Making research communication more equitable and effective: six levers to support preprint sharing [Originally published in the INASP blog in June/2026]

Although most policymakers and research funders are committed to...

2026-05-22 11:30

New Version of BrCris Expands the Visibility and Transparency of Brazilian Scientific Research

The new version of the Brazilian Scientific Research Information...

2026-05-08 10:00

Even standing on the shoulders of giants, science is taking a step backward

The text examines the growing perception of a decline in the...

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Context-dependent leadership: what the Brazilian case reveals about international collaboration indicators

Artificial Intelligence in the Writing of Scientific Articles: Guidelines for Ethical and Responsible Use

Guidance on Research Misconduct for U.S. Public Health Service Policies Involving Generative Artificial Intelligence

From Peer Review to the Emergency Room: The Dangerous Path of Fabricated References

How Can SciELO Journals Increase Their Impact?

Publishing Ecosystem: Indexing, Technical Infrastructure, and the Future, Interview with Carmino Antonio de Souza, Vice President of FAPESP

The Future of the Scientific Article in the Age of AI

Making research communication more equitable and effective: six levers to support preprint sharing [Originally published in the INASP blog in June/2026]

New Version of BrCris Expands the Visibility and Transparency of Brazilian Scientific Research

Even standing on the shoulders of giants, science is taking a step backward

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Context-dependent leadership: what the Brazilian case reveals about international collaboration indicators

Artificial Intelligence in the Writing of Scientific Articles: Guidelines for Ethical and Responsible Use

Guidance on Research Misconduct for U.S. Public Health Service Policies Involving Generative Artificial Intelligence

From Peer Review to the Emergency Room: The Dangerous Path of Fabricated References

How Can SciELO Journals Increase Their Impact?

Publishing Ecosystem: Indexing, Technical Infrastructure, and the Future, Interview with Carmino Antonio de Souza, Vice President of FAPESP

The Future of the Scientific Article in the Age of AI

Making research communication more equitable and effective: six levers to support preprint sharing [Originally published in the INASP blog in June/2026]

New Version of BrCris Expands the Visibility and Transparency of Brazilian Scientific Research

Even standing on the shoulders of giants, science is taking a step backward

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