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The concrete tangle: Tolerance of anthropogenically disturbed habitats influences cophylogenetic congruence between migratory birds and their haemosporidian parasites

2025-03-05

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Urbanization usually decreases biodiversity, but select species can tolerate or thrive in human-modified environments. Broad environmental tolerance typically characterizes species that persist in urban habitats. Heterogeneous environmental conditions used by urban-adapted species could influence the specialization that is adaptive for their parasites. Parasites subjected to diverse environments may experience sel...

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DOI: 10.22541/au.174118532.28742495/v1

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