“…Moreover, native vegetation remnants also represent an important reservoir of local and regional biodiversity (Angold et al, 2006;Aronson et al, 2014;Ives et al, 2016). Much of what we know about the effects of urbanization is influenced by the large amount of data available on birds and mammals (e.g., Aronson et al, 2014;Gallo, Fidino, Lehrer, & Magle, 2017;Magle, Hunt, Vernon, & Crooks, 2012), the responses of which may not be representative of many other taxa. Arthropods, for instance, are still an understudied group in urban areas (Magle et al 2012), and we still have gaps in our knowledge on how urbanization affects insects (Leather, 2018;Mata et al, 2017).…”