
Neotropical BioGenomes Network
Starting in Brazil, our network aims to strengthen genomic research in the Neotropics and promote biodiversity conservation actions by:

Generating high-quality genomes for Neotropical species with strong participation and leadership of scientists based in the Neotropics
Activate and engage researchers from the Latin American scientific diaspora and the broader international community with expertise in reference genomes, fostering collaborative support for Neotropical research groups.
_jpg%20-%20Rhewter%20.jpg)

Supporting the acceleration of local capacity to generate high-quality genomes by facilitating expertise exchange and developing innovative solutions using regional infrastructure.
Developing strategies to overcome operational bottlenecks in obtaining high-quality genomes, establishing good practices and standardizing methods


Storing biological samples in local scientific collections to promote continuity of research and maintain strong ties with the region.
Target species

Sucupira Branca Pterodon pubescens Benth

Limpa-folha-coroado Philydor atricapillus

Giant Anteater Myrmecophaga tridactyla

Joaninha beiçuda
Crenicichla sp.
The genomes will be assembled through different logistic models following these steps:

Coordination Team
Funding
