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Coexisting with humans: genomic and behavioural consequences in a small and isolated bear population

2025-05-19

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> Climate and land use change have increased human-wildlife interactions, potentially reducing wild species density and prompting behavioural adaptations to urbanised environments. It is still debated if behavioural responses are mainly the result of phenotypic plasticity or if they were driven by anthropic selective pressures, especially in small populations. Our study focused on the Apennine bro...

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d5edb3dd-d58c-5709-bf2d-38eaca0a1bb8
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10.1101/2025.05.15.654188
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