María Josefa Reyes Martínez

María Josefa Reyes Martínez serves as an Interim Substitute Teacher in the Department of Physical, Chemical and Natural Systems at Pablo de Olavide University, specializing in Zoology with a focus on marine and coastal ecosystems. Her academic profile reflects dedicated research in intertidal community dynamics and human environmental impacts.

Education

• PhD in Zoology from Pablo de Olavide University (2015). Thesis: 'Community structure and zonation of macrofauna on sandy beaches in western Andalusia. Effect of human activity on intertidal communities', supervised by Dr. Francisco J. García-García and Dr. Juan Emilio Sánchez Moyano.

Research Interests

Her scholarly work centers on Marine Biology and Zoology with specialized expertise in Coastal Ecology, Benthic Ecology, and Intertidal zone dynamics. She investigates anthropogenic effects on macrofauna communities in sandy beach ecosystems, employing field-based ecological methodologies to assess biodiversity patterns and human disturbance impacts in western Andalusian coastlines.

Scientific Awards

• No scientific awards documented in available sources.

Academic Engagement

Active in marine biology networks with 25 followers and 23 following on Academia.edu, though no student advisement or research grants are publicly recorded. Her professional activities indicate ongoing contributions to coastal ecological research within academic communities.