The advantage of living in the city: effects of urbanization on body size and mass of native and alien squirrels
Claudia Tranquillo(University of Insubria), Francesco Bisi(University of Insubria), Francesca Santicchia(University of Insubria), Adriano Martinoli(University of Insubria), Lucas A. Wauters(University of Insubria), Damiano Preatoni(University of Insubria), Mattia Panzeri(University of Insubria)
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