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Feathered Detectives: Real-Time GPS Tracking of Scavenging Gulls Pinpoints Illegal Waste Dumping
Urban waste impacts human and environmental health, and waste management has become one of the major challenges of humanity. Concurrently with new directives due to manage this human by-product,...
Toward a trait-based comparative phylogeography
For three decades, comparative phylogeography has conceptually and methodologically relied on the concordance criterion for providing insights into the historical/biogeographic processes driving...
The roles of raptors in a changing world
Birds of prey have been, in comparison to other avian groups, an uncommon study model. Nonetheless, they have attracted a strong interest from the point of view of conservation biology because many...
Environmental and anthropogenic drivers of brown bear damage
In Europe every year about 12,000 sheep and goats and 2,000 beehives are claimed lost due to brown bear damage and compensated to farmers. Just a few countries account for the majority of these...
Dispersal barriers in a changing world
Dispersal barriers drive many important ecological processes. Such barriers are dynamic features that can vary in strength and location, and can be affected by human intervention and environmental...
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