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This project examines how urban environments influence the sexual communication signals of animals, particularly túngara frogs. It aims to understand adaptations in these signals due to noise and light pollution, and how these changes affect mating success and predator attraction.
Humans are rapidly transforming natural ecosystems into urban areas, leading to an alarming loss of biodiversity, in particular in the tropics.
Some of this biodiversity loss could be mitigated if species are able to adapt to these evolutionary novel urban environments.
An important aspect of urban success concerns adaptation to a sensory environment that is heavily affected by acoustic noise and artificial light pollution.
Animals can for instance alter their sexual signals to optimally attract…
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