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From leaves to litter: Use of anthropogenic nesting materials in hibernation nests of the European hedgehog

2025-10-22

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Abstract Urbanisation and human population growth have significantly increased the presence of anthropogenic materials in natural environments, prompting growing interest in how wildlife may be adapting to these changes. One such behavioural response is the incorporation of anthropogenic materials into animal nests, a phenomenon that has raised concerns due to its potential harmful effects, such as entanglement or...

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Literature Corpus work: 07e36a87-7992-5305-8b41-84492aac44db
DOI: 10.22541/au.176115802.26389382/v1

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