Cuando los insectos no vuelan, ¿las vialidades y la infraestructura urbana actúan siempre como barreras?
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Las infraestructura urbana y las vialidades representan barreras que separan a las poblaciones de insectos, lo que impide su conectividad. Especialmente si estos prefieren caminar, saltar o no pueden volar. Sin embargo, hay insectos no voladores que pueden sortear la infraestructura urbana y, aún más, la utilizan como corredores para mantener conectadas sus poblaciones.
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