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Hitting the Streets. Mammal movements during lockdown

Crops that grow in the dark. The astronauts' gardens

Loss of amino acid taurine promotes aging

How directed pressure speeds up chemistry

Pages 985-1084

COVER In early 2020, governments worldwide introduced lockdowns to curb the spread of COVID-19. These lockdowns severely altered human mobility, with many people confined to their homes. In response, animals such as the coyote (Canis latrans) traveled longer distances and occurred closer to roads. These changes suggest that animals can modify their behavior in response to rapid changes in human mobility.

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