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T1  - Hair cortisol concentration in Siberian flying squirrels is unrelated to landscape and social factors 
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UR  - http://hdl.handle.net/10138/302818 
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A1  - Santangeli, Andrea; Wistbacka, Ralf; Morosinotto, Chiara; Raulo, Aura 
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Y1  - 2019 
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AB  - Intact ecosystems are being lost or modified worldwide, and many animal species are now forced to live in altered landscapes. A large amount of scientific studies have focused on understanding direct effects of habitat alterations on species occurrence, abundance, breeding success, and other life history aspects. Much less attention has been placed on understanding how habitat alterations impact on the physiology of species, e.g., via elevated chronic stress when living in an altered landscape. ... 
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KW  - Animal physiology; Stress hormones; Land-use change; Conservation physiology; Habitat fragmentation; Boreal forest; STRESS RESPONSES; PTEROMYS-VOLANS; MATING SYSTEM; SEX; POPULATION; MOVEMENTS; REPRODUCTION; LEGISLATION; PATTERNS; HORMONES; 1181 Ecology, evolutionary biology 
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