extinction
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Colorful, Unique Plumage of Songbirds Raises Risk of Being Traded, May Lead Extinction
Songbirds with colorful and unique plumage get more risk of being traded. Experts say this may lead to extinction.
Latest Research Articles
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2-Millimeter Mini Orchids, Three Others Newly Discovered Faces Possible Extinction
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Turtles Have Seen Higher Rates of Extinction Linked to the Arrival of Humans
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Land Iguanas "Reborn" on Galapagos after Nearly 200 Years of Extinction
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Scientists Presents Timeline for the Possibility of Earth's Sixth Mass Extinction
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New Survey on Biodiversity Reveals Some Species Are More Threatened With Extinction Due to Destruction of Habitat
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Botanists 'Rediscover' Extinct Oak Tree Specimen at Big Bend National Park in Texas
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Antarctica’s Only Native Insect is in Danger of Extinction as Winter Warms
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Rare Orchid Rediscovered 120 Years After Supposed Extinction
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Tasmanian Tiger Revival from Extinction: Now Possible –Study
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Human's Appetite For Egg Drove this Giant Australian Birds to Extinction
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Hummingbirds Face Possible Extinction Due to Global Warming
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Scientists Claimed that Mass Extinction Can be Drastically Lessened by Reducing Fossil Fuel Usage