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Adaptive Evolution in Citites: Progress and Misconceptions
DOI:10.1016/j.tree.2020.11.002.png)
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Current narratives suggest that urban adaptation - the adaptive evolution of organisms to cities - is pervasive across taxa and cities. However, in reviewing hundreds of studies, we find only six comprehensive examples of species adaptively evolving to urbanization. We discuss the utility and shortcomings of methods for studying urban adaptation. We then review diverse systems offering preliminary evidence for urban adaptation and outline a research program for advancing its study. Urban environments constitute diverse, interacting selective agents that test the limits of adaptation. Understanding urban adaptation therefore offers unique opportunities for addressing fundamental questions in evolutionary biology and for better conserving biodiversity in cities. However, capitalizing on these opportunities requires appropriate research methods and dissemination of accurate narratives.
Keyword:
RAPID EVOLUTION
URBAN-ENVIRONMENT
LOCAL ADAPTATION
GREAT TIT
URBANIZATION
POPULATIONS
SELECTION
PERSONALITY
TOLERANCE
BEHAVIOR
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