Cities pose a major ecological challenge for wildlife worldwide. Phenotypic variation, which
can result from underlying genetic variation or plasticity, is an important metric to understand …

Abstract Purpose of Review Urbanization has the potential to jeopardize the sustainability of
populations of organisms living within and dispersing across urban areas. Landscape …

Human land transformation is one of the leading causes of vertebrate population declines.
These declines are thought to be partly due to decreased connectivity and habitat loss …

Urbanization has recently emerged as an exciting new direction for evolutionary research
founded on our growing understanding of rapid evolution paired with the expansion of novel …

As the rate of urbanization continues to increase globally, a growing body of research is
emerging that investigates how urbanization shapes the movement—and consequent gene …

This study aimed to use the applications of Ensemble Species Distribution Modelling
(eSDM), Geographical Information Systems (GISs), and Multi-Criteria Decision Analysis …

The genetic consequences of the subdivision of populations are regarded as significant to
long‐term evolution, and research has shown that the scale and speed at which this is now …

Aim Both gene flow and genetic drift can affect the genetic diversity of interacting
populations. However, the influence of the complex evolutionary histories of species may be …

As human‐induced change eliminates natural habitats, it impacts genetic diversity and
population connectivity for local biodiversity. The South African Cape Floristic Region (CFR) …

Balancing urban development with environmental sustainability is a major challenge that is
increasingly recognized in planning decisions. Urban development proposals are often …