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Ducks in a row: the incidence of aggression and vigilance behaviour in Australian wood ducks (Chenonetta jubata) along an urbanisation gradient

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By Jacinta Humphrey, Robert Barker, Joanna Elkington, Hannah Elmes
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT Urbanisation reshapes landscapes and profoundly impacts biodiversity. While some species decline or disappear in urban environments, others thrive. One of the most conspicuous adaptors to urbanisation are birds, many of which exhibit behavioural plasticity. Understanding the adaptations of common species is critical for informing conservation efforts and designing urban landscapes that support native biodiversity.
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Oxygen consumption rate of flatworms under the influence of wake‐ and sleep‐promoting neurotransmitters

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By Robert Barker, Oana Sanislav, Paul Fisher, Sarah J. Annesley
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 INTRODUCTION Metabolism enables all physiological processes, in turn allowing for behavioral and ecological interactions. Yet, the amount of energy an organism obtains, assimilates, and stores is finite, such that animals are well-motivated to seek energetic efficiencies wherever possible. One such solution is sleeping.
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Which Interventions are Effective at Decreasing or Increasing Hospital Attendances or Hospital Admissions from Care Homes?

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By Ben Searle, Robert Barker, Daniel Stow, Gemma Spiers
| Annals of Family Medicine Verified
Abstract Which interventions are effective at decreasing or increasing hospital attendances or hospital admissions from care homes? A systematic review Context: Care home residents in the UK care homes account for almost 1.5 million emergency bed days each year. Avoidance of unnecessary hospital transfers benefits residents, and reduces demand on the healthcare systems but is difficult to implement.
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