Publications by authors named "Freedom Sorbara"
Article Synopsis
- Wild populations need to adapt to environmental changes to avoid extinction, and phenotypic rates of change help us understand these adaptations.
- A database on phenotypic changes in wild populations has been updated with 5,675 new estimates, bringing the total to 7,338, and researchers have re-evaluated previous studies using this expanded data.
- Findings indicate that while human disturbances impact rates of change, harvesting leads to higher changes compared to other disturbances, introduced populations exhibit increased changes, and body size remains consistent over time.
