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Anthropogenic influences on the behavioural ecology of urban vervet monkeys

2019-01-01

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An animal's behaviour is dependent upon its ability to adapt to environmental changes and available resources; consequently, generalist omnivorous species thrive in the continually developing urban landscape and preferentially choose the urban setting over its rural counterpart. Our understanding of wildlife's flexibility to anthropogenic change is developing; however, our knowledge of flexibility to the urban lan...

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Literature Corpus work: b74d7b1c-577d-5eb3-b624-b04e7271c84a
DOI: 10.24377/ljmu.t.00010547

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