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Wild sulphur-crested cockatoos match human activity rhythms to access food in the urban environment

2023-09-27

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<h4> A bstract </h4> Urban areas are growing rapidly across the globe, and wild species are occupying this new environment. Despite offering potential resources, disparities in the urban matrix can lead to specific challenges, with pathways and resources fragmented in space and time. Urban-dwelling species would therefore benefit from learning when and where to exploit human derived food. Here, we investigate w...

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Literature Corpus work: 301b2f11-c4fe-5ea2-bfd3-0e0088439f7b
DOI: 10.1101/2023.09.26.555651

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