https://www.selleckchem.com/pr....oducts/BMS-777607.ht
At the individual level, an increase in squirrel population size decreased the latency to successfully solve the novel problem the first time. More importantly, increased direct human disturbance, squirrel population size and experience with the novel problem decreased problem-solving time over time. These findings highlight that some urban environmental characteristics shape two phenotypic extremes in the behaviour-flexibility spectrum individuals either demonstrated enhanced learning or they failed to solve the novel problem.Locomo
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