Phenotypic Flexibility in the City: A Meta-Analysis on Variation.

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Among global changes, urbanisation entangles a variety of human-induced rapid environmental changes, such as habitat fragmentation, temperature change, introduction of human food sources and pollution. Urban environments in contrast to non-urban ones are often assumed to be more heterogeneous and variable in space and time. A key feature of animals coping with high environmental variability ought to be phenotypic...

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