Synurbization refers to the process by which certain animal species adapt to and thrive in urban environments. This phenomenon involves changes in behavior, morphology, and ecology that allow these species to exploit the resources and conditions present in urban settings. Common examples of synurbic animals include pigeons, raccoons, and various species of birds and rodents that have successfully modified their lifestyles to live alongside humans.
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