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Iconic Antarctic Seabirds Suffer Population Decline and Reduced Breeding Success, Researchers Say
A 50-year study recently revealed that southern giant petrel seabirds living on the Antarctic island of Signy have experienced substantial population declines and reduced breeding success.
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