Lemurs Are the World’s Most Endangered Mammals, but Planting Trees Can Help Save Them

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By The ConversationDec 27, 2019, 11:34 am207 pts
By Andrea L. Baden The island of Madagascar off the southeastern coast of Africa hosts at least 12,000 plant species and 700 vertebrate species, 80% to 90% of which are found nowhere else on Earth. Isolated for the last 88 million years and covering an area approximately the size of the northeastern United…

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