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Phenotypic flexibility in the city: A meta-analysis on variation

2025-06-02

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Among global changes urbanisation is distinctive because it entangles a variety of human-induced rapid environmental changes, such as habitat loss and fragmentation, temperature change, introduction of human food sources, and pollution. Urban environments are assumed to be heterogeneous and variable in space and time. A key feature of animals coping with high environmental variability ought to be phenotypic flexib...

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10.32942/x2zw6j
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