Declining primate numbers are threatening Brazil's Atlantic forest

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Jan 11, 2024, 2:10 pm146 pts
We tend to think of debt as purely financial, but we can also reap what we sow in the natural world through what is known as extinction debt. This concept refers to changes in the past that affect a species' survival in the future.

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Declining primate numbers are threatening Brazil's Atlantic forest

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