City Life Reshapes the Gut Microbes of Urban Pigeons, Large-Scale Study Finds
A large-scale study of 200 feral pigeons across five Polish cities shows that urbanization reduces gut bacterial richness and drives ...
A large-scale study of 200 feral pigeons across five Polish cities shows that urbanization reduces gut bacterial richness and drives ...
A McGill-led study of nearly 200 Montreal parks shows that neighbourhood-level conditions such as winter temperatures, forest canopy and rivers ...
A global analysis of 1,029 cities shows that urbanization itself, through habitat modification, warming and eroded native biodiversity, drives the ...
Strategic urban greening can cool overheated neighborhoods and restore bird diversity, with new research emphasizing targeted, equitable and ecologically rich ...
A new review in Animal Cognition examines how pollution, food, temperature, habitat structure and rapid change could shape animals' reliance ...
A study in npj Urban Sustainability uses bird observations in Gothenburg, Sweden, to examine how cities can pursue dense, compact ...
A study in Heidelberg, Germany, finds that terraced house neighborhoods harbor the most breeding sites and highest egg counts of ...
A year-long study in a Greek peri-urban forest found that ant communities showed no significant differences in diversity, composition, or ...
A ten-year study of three Salt River wetlands in Phoenix reveals stable birds, declining reptiles, and thriving accidental wetlands that ...
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