1. Adapting to life in the city
Michael Gross 
Current Biology 
Volume 28, Issue 11, Pages R635-R638 (June 2018)
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2. City life: A few animal species, including rodents and pigeons, have lived in cities throughout human history. (Photo: © Alfer van Rossum, with permission.)
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3. Green space: Mammals from squirrels to cougars have learned to navigate the geography of the urban realm and to fit in with its human residents. (Photo: Dun.can/Flickr by a CC BY 2.0 licence.)
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4. In bloom: Bees and other pollinators find a wider variety of flowers in urban gardens than on agricultural lands, but they also have to cope with the habitat fragmentation and pollution. (Photo: Shawn
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