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Birds in Amazon Rainforest Are 'Shrinking', Experts Blame Climate Change
New research shows that not only has the number of sensitive resident birds in the Amazon rainforest dropped, but that most analyzed species' body size and wing length have been transformed. Researchers studied 77 species of rainforest birds from the forest floor to the sunny midstory.
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