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gsrj-83	Kamrava, Dilara; DeCandia, Alexandra; Williams, Emily	Variation in body size introduces behavioural and adaptive constraints in morphologically similar Felidae species	2025	14	.pdf	application/pdf	6314	361	49	For example, fishing cats (P. viverrinus) that partially rely on estuary mangrove habitats were found to be threatened by heavy metal contamination.43 Similar dynamics were found in urban-dwelling bobcats (L. rufus), where exposure to anticoagulant rodenticides led to increased disease severity.44-46 As apex predators, felids are especially susceptible to bioaccumulation, which can be heightened for small felid species (e.g. P. bengalensis) that primarily prey on secondary consumers such as birds or fish. According to the International Union for Conservation of Nature, the majority (71%) of large felid species are currently listed under a threatened category (i.e., Vulnerable or Endangered; Figure 6a).	cache/gsrj-83.pdf	txt/gsrj-83.txt