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Light pollution: Should twilight be the focus of mitigations for biodiversity?
Light Pollution: Should Efforts to Protect Wildlife Focus on Twilight?
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Abstract
Typical levels of artificial light at night can suppress early-night activity and disrupt navigation cues in nocturnal arthropods.
- Artificial light during the night affects the behavior of nocturnal arthropods.
- Twilight is identified as a particularly sensitive period for these organisms.
- The findings suggest a need for targeted lighting mitigation strategies.
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