Heavy metal and metalloid pollution is a matter of concern in animal, human and
environmental health (One Health) and also in wildlife conservation worldwide. Studying …

Bats are the only flying mammalian animals and are distributed worldwide. Bats are well‐
known hosts of several zoonotic viruses and bacteria, including Leptospira sp. Here, we …

Urban-living wildlife can be exposed to metal contaminants dispersed into the environment
through industrial, residential, and agricultural applications. Metal exposure carries lethal …

Bats constitute about 22% of known mammal species; they have various ecological roles
and provide many ecosystem services. Bats suffer from several threats caused by …

This research is to predict heavy metal levels in plants, particularly in Robinia pseudoacacia
L., and soils using an effective artificial intelligence approach with some ecological …

Abstract The Christmas Island flying-fox (Pteropus natalis) is the last native mammal on
Christmas Island and its population is in decline. Phosphate mining occurs across much of …

Non-human animals serve as sentinels for numerous issues affecting humans, including
exposure to toxic heavy metals like lead. Lead plays a role in perpetuating cycles of poverty …

This paper aims to predict heavy metal pollution based on ecological factors with a new
approach, using artificial neural networks (ANNs), by significantly removing typical obstacles …

Habitat loss and alteration are two of the biggest threats facing insular flying-foxes. Altered
habitats are often re-vegetated with introduced or domestic plant species on which flying …

The use of artificial neural networks (ANN) in studies with different content is increasing day
by day, and its impact and acceptability are also increasing. The importance of using ANN in …