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Tasmanian Tiger, is that you? New evidence, photos presented | The Examiner

Tasmanian Tiger, is that you? New evidence, photos presented | The Examiner
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Tasmanian Tiger, is that you? New evidence, photos presented | The Examiner

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Study: Singapore Biodiversity Loss Is Bad — But Not as Bad as Previous Estimate

Study: Singapore Biodiversity Loss Is Bad — But Not as Bad as Previous Estimate
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Biodiversity loss in Singapore may be less severe than initially estimated

A recent study predicts that the city-state has lost approximately 37% of its species, nearly half of the initial estimate made in 2003.

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Study: Singapore biodiversity loss is bad — but not as bad as previous estimate

With its iconic skylines and waterfront vistas, Singapore is today a bustling city-state with one of the highest population densities in the world. Two centuries ago, before the British chose to build the port city in 1819, Singapore was covered by rainforests, mangrove forests and swamp forests. In the two centuries that followed, these forests […]

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