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With minimal human activity in and near Wytham Woods, Oxford's outdoor laboratory Wytham and its animal residents have experienced the quietest period in over half a century due to the Covid-19 pandemic. How has the reduced level of near-by car traffic impacted life in the woods? What can we learn from this mammoth experiment with nature? Wytham researchers hypothesize.
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