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Socioeconomic variation across multiple cities predicts avian life-history strategies

2020-04-25

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Cities are the planet’s newest ecosystem and thus provide the opportunity to study community formation directly following major permanent environmental change. The human social and built components of environments can vary widely across different cities, yet it is largely unknown how these features of a city covary with the traits of colonizing species. We constructed a new dataset from open-source data with 44,67...

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DOI: 10.1101/2020.04.23.058537

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