Differential responses by urban brown rats (Rattus norvegicus) toward male or female-produced scents in sheltered and high-risk presentations

Overview of attention for article published in Journal of Urban Ecology, September 2019

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Better rat control in cities starts by changing human behavior

Salon, 02 Mar 2020

For centuries, rats have thrived in cities because of human behavior. In response, humans have blamed the rats and developed…

Better Rat Control in Cities Starts by Changing Human Behavior

Dailyhunt, 26 Feb 2020

For centuries, rats have thrived in cities because of human behavior. In response, humans have blamed the rats and developed…

Better Rat Control in Cities Starts by Changing Human Behavior

The Quint, 26 Feb 2020

For centuries, rats have thrived in cities because of human behavior. In response, humans have blamed the rats and developed…

Better Rat Control in Cities Starts by Changing Human Behavior

USNews.com, 25 Feb 2020

By Michael H. Parsons and Jason Munshi-South For centuries, rats have thrived in cities because of human behavior.

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