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Scientific papers

Cephalopods in the upwelling-influenced transition zone of Arraial do Cabo, Brazil, SW Atlantic: diversity, habitat use and sustainable management implications

Habitat use and distribution of Octopus americanus Froriep, 1806 (Mollusca: Cephalopoda) in shallow waters of Santa Catarina, Brazil: information for management and conservation

Non-native mollusc species in Brazil: a first national inventory and distributional overview

Threats and challenges for the conservation of marine molluscs in the southwestern Atlantic

Review of the ecological aspects of sympatric species Octopus americanus and Octopus insularis (Cephalopoda: Octopodidae) in the Western Atlantic

How many species of Mollusca are there in Brazil? A collective taxonomic effort to reveal this still unknown diversity

Less effort but equal result: Introducing the daily run-size estimation method for quantifying fish passage in fishways

Interactions between wood‑inhabiting fungi and termites: a meta‑analytical review

Dantas et al. 2026

Côrtes et al. 2026

Machado et al. 2026

Barroso et al. 2025

Côrtes et al. 2025

Machado et al. 2023

Côrtes et al. 2021

Viana-Junior et al. 2018

Books and chapters

Guia de identificação de Polvos de Águas Rasas do Território Brasileiro (Brazilian Shallow Water Octopus Identification Guide)

Technical Reports

SALVE ICMBio - Risco de Extinção da Fauna Brasileira

You can search the name of a cephalopod species in the SALVE ICMBio website, and if it was analised, a pdf file will apper to download.

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