The expansion of urban areas leads to a decrease in natural habitats, resulting some
species to live in urban environments. Novel environmental factors might influence their …

The extensive use of pesticides in agricultural environments produces drastic effects on
wildlife, hence the need for less invasive indicators of environmental stress to monitoring the …

Aim The centre–periphery hypothesis (CPH) sustains that peripheral populations are
subjected to harsher environmental conditions, which reduces demographic performance …

The Eurasian otter is a wide-ranging semi-aquatic mammal that underwent a significant
population decline in the last century, leading to local extinctions, reduction and …

Habitat fragmentation represents a multifaceted global conservation threat, exerting both
direct and indirect effects on individual animals and communities. Reptiles, particularly …

In the Monte region of Argentina, the local population is causing severe habitat degradation
by extracting native vegetation and domestic animal grazing. To assess whether disturbed …

Urbanization causes the loss of large amounts of habitat and produces significant changes
in environmental conditions with consequences in the individual's behavior, morphology …

Abstract Space rockets are regularly launched from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in
Kazakhstan. The ecological impact of territories affected by the consequences of space …

Alpine habitats are exposed to increasing anthropogenic pressure and climate change. The
negative impacts can lead to chronic stress that can affect the survival and reproductive …

Alpine habitats are exposed to increasing anthropogenic pressure and climate change. The
negative impacts can lead to chronic stress that can affect the survival and reproductive …