Motion-activated cameras were used to document the existence of wildlife species in natural areas surrounded by urbanization.
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Two generalist species (raccoons and opossums) became more common as surrounding urbanization increased.
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Even relatively sensitive species (notably grey foxes and ringtails) existed in the natural areas despite urbanization.
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Ten urbanization factors were tested but none were more influential than others.
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Preservation of wildlife habitat should be recognized as a benefit of protecting natural areas.in urban landscapes.
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