Helder Hugo is a behavioural ecologist interested in how animal groups form, function and evolve. Currently, his research investigates Neotropical termite species and focuses on understanding the underlying mechanisms of collective behaviour in socially complex organisms. Specifically, Helder is interested in the functioning and evolution of both individual- and group-level behaviours observed among animal collectives. His background includes a BSc & Licenciatura in Biological Sciences (2009), an MSc in Entomology (2016), besides theoretical and practical experience in (i) taxonomy. and ecology of spiders, (ii) integrated pest management, (iii) applied biological control, and (iv) behavioural ecology of termites.
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