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Eye catching light: Anthropogenic light at night and its evolutionary influence on the avian eye. [PDF]
iScienceWolf MM, Francis CD.
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Light at night and circadian rhythms: from the perspective of physiological anthropology research. [PDF]
J Physiol AnthropolHiguchi S.
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Pulsed artificial light at night alters moth flight behaviour. [PDF]
Biol LettFabusova M, Gaston KJ, Troscianko J.
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Slugs hide in the dark: Artificial light at night alters fitness and activity of dominant herbivores with consequences for ecosystem functioning. [PDF]
iScienceGrognuz V, Landolt F, Curty J, Knop E.
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Experimental study on the impact of continuous and dynamic artificial light at night on moths originating from different skyglow conditions. [PDF]
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The benefits of light at night
Building and Environment, 2019Abstract The use of light at night continues to increase. Simply put, this is because without light we are deprived of our premier sense, vision. By enabling vision the use of light at night delivers a number of benefits to people. Such benefits include greater safety for pedestrians and drivers, reduced fear of crime, more use of outdoor facilities ...
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Myopia and ambient lighting at night
Nature, 1999Myopia, or short-sightedness, occurs when the image of distant objects, focused by the cornea and lens, falls in front of the retina. It commonly arises from excessive postnatal eye growth, particularly in the vitreous cavity. Its prevalence is increasing and now reaches 70-90% in some Asian populations1,2.
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