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Study finds use of habitat for agricultural purposes puts primate in danger

Study finds use of habitat for agricultural purposes puts primate in danger
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Environmental News Network - Common Insect Species Are Suffering the Biggest Losses

Environmental News Network - Common Insect Species Are Suffering the Biggest Losses
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World s most common insects dying off and being replaced by invasive species | National

Researchers believe that the declines are likely linked to recent human-related impacts.

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World s most common insects dying off and being replaced by invasive species | Latest News

World s most common insects dying off and being replaced by invasive species | Latest News
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World s most common insects dying off and being replaced by invasive species | Outdoors

Researchers believe that the declines are likely linked to recent human-related impacts.

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