Maílis Carrilho

PhD Student

Welfare ethics behaviour captivity rodents

Maílis Carrilho is conducting a Ph.D. in Biology and Ecology of Global Changes by the University of Lisbon starting in 2020 within the Ecophysiology of Small Mammals Group. She is conducting the project Consequences of releasing wild-caught species following short-term captivity: a field-lab-field approach, under the supervision of Prof. Dra. Maria da Luz Mathias (FCUL), Prof. Dra. Sophie von Merten (University of Salzburg) and Dra. Joaquim T. Tapisso (FCUL). Consequences of releasing wild-caught species following short-term captivity: a field-lab-field approach.

Ph.D. project aims are: evaluate the effects of captivity of wild wood-mice (Apodemus sylvaticus) and subsequent release.

Email: mailiscarrilho@gmail.com
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Research Group: Ecophysiology of Small Mammals

Publications

Research Paper

Prevalence of ectoparasites on small mammals inhabiting an agroforestry system of Western Portugal.

2023