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Human disturbance impacts on wildlife sociality and group sizes

2025-03-13

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Animals adjust their sociality, including grouping behaviours, as a common strategy to adapt to human disturbances and maintain individual fitness. While there is extensive research on animal sociality from evolutionary perspectives, gaps remain in integrating human impacts on group sizes, especially across a range of species taxa and disturbance contexts. We synthesise 151 studies (129 species and 8 disturbance t...

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Literature Corpus work: dad91df0-7e90-534b-9e02-1bb7badbad96
DOI: 10.22541/au.174188186.68263721/v1

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