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Reanalysis of “Historical redlining is associated with increasing geographical disparities in bird biodiversity sampling in the United States”

2025-12-18

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Ellis-Soto et al. (2023, Nature Human Behaviour) investigated whether the density and completeness of bird biodiversity sampling from citizen science observations across US cities covary with 1930s neighbourhood classifications based on perceived mortgage investment risk, a practice known as “redlining”. They claimed that worst-rated neighbourhoods were the most under-sampled urban areas for bird biodiversity and...

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13cc894b-b8e0-59e2-8fb9-0e4902517207
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10.32942/x2tq09
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