Invasive rodents have been responsible for the diffusion worldwide of many zoonotic agents,
thus representing major threats for public health. Cities are important hubs for people and …

Based on compiled small mammal trapping data collected over 12 years from Benin and
Niger (3701 individual records from 66 sampling sites), located in mainland Africa, we here …

Urbanization is rapidly transforming much of Southeast Asia, altering the structure and
function of the landscape, as well as the frequency and intensity of the interactions between …

In the contemporary context of zoonosis emergence and spread, invasive species are a
major issue since they represent potential pathogen hosts. Even though many progresses …

Urban Norway and black rats (Rattus norvegicus and Rattus rattus) are the source of a
number of pathogens responsible for significant human morbidity and mortality in cities …

Urbanization is predicted to be a key driver of disease emergence through human exposure
to novel, animal-borne pathogens. However, while we suspect that urban landscapes are …

Rodents are of concern as reservoirs and transmitters of pathogens that cause zoonotic and
other diseases in domestic animals and humans. The contact between wild and urban …

We tested how habitat structure and fragmentation affect the spatial distribution of common
murine rodents inhabiting human‐dominated landscapes in South‐East Asia. The spatial …

The urban environment is unique among earth's ecosystem in that it is almost entirely
created, maintained, and modified by humans. As such, it is not often a focus of ecological …

For nonhuman primates living in anthropogenic areas, predation by larger predators is
relatively rare. However, smaller predators, such as free-ranging as well as domesticated …