欢迎来到(城市)丛林:新科学笔记，城市生物进化

Q3 Environmental Science

European Journal of Ecology Pub Date : 2023-10-16 DOI:10.17161/eurojecol.v9i2.19518

Berika Beridze, Mathieu Mahamoud-Issa, Mateusz Zmudzinski, Paula Antonina Bednarz, Zuzanna Karolina Filutowska, Bożena Sikora, Dominika Winiarska, Diego Carmona, Fabio Angeoletto

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摘要

这座城市就像一座现代丛林，在这里占据统治地位的不是纤维素和光合作用，而是混凝土和燃烧。现在城市规划者、政府和科学家提出的问题是，它是否会保持这种状态，它是否可以保持这种状态，或者它是否必须保持这种状态。社会、经济、文化、历史和法律因素是城市生态系统生态学的决定因素。即使是管理良好的城市，通常也会对非人类居民怀有敌意。此外，与任何复杂系统一样，这种平衡即使存在，也是脆弱的。本出版物概述了人类和其他物种在城市中的共同进化和生态，它们的重要性和观点。

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Welcome to the (urban) jungle: notes on new science, biological evolution in cities

The city – a modern jungle, where not cellulose and photosynthesis but concrete and combustion reign supreme. The question now being asked by urban planners, governments, and scientists is if it may stay like that and if it can stay like that or if it has to stay like that. Social, economic, cultural, historical, and legal factors are determinants in the ecology of urban ecosystems. Even well-managed cities are usually hostile toward non-human inhabitants. Furthermore, as with any complex system, the equilibrium is fragile, even if it exists. This publication outlines the co-evolution and ecology of humans and other species in the cities, their importance, and perspectives.

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European Journal of Ecology Environmental Science-Ecology

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1.80

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11 weeks