Evolution in an Urbanizing World
As urbanization continues to reshape landscapes, its effects on wildlife have become a subject of growing concern. In the unique context of Cuba, a recent study focused on an endemic lizard species, Anolis homolechis, found in both natural and suburban environments. This in-depth study relied on adapted tracking methods deployed over several years and explored... Continue Reading →
Come and check out Life in the City's new Foundational Reading page! It has recommendations for a wide range of individuals interested in urban ecology & urban evolution. From textbooks and taxa-specific research to non-academic books, urban field guides, and even a couple of books for the young, budding ecologist! Scroll to the bottom of... Continue Reading →
Everyone welcome the newest member of our editorial team here at Life in the City, Kevin Avilés-Rodríguez! Kevin is a postdoctoral researcher at Fordham University. His dissertation research focused on the interaction of global change drivers on the ecology and evolution of Anolis lizards. His work incorporates genomics, ecology, behavior, and morphology to understand how hurricanes, urbanization,... Continue Reading →
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