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Despite peculiarities, conservation challenges are similar in Madagascar and Brazil

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Madagascar has species that are unique in the world, but it's far more than that. Loss of one species could mean the end of an entire lineage that took millions of years to evolve. With 28 million inhabitants, 10.4% of the territory is protected by law.
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Despite peculiarities, conservation challenges are similar in Madagascar and Brazil

Nature in Madagascar, an island off southeast Africa slightly larger than metropolitan France, is so unusual that 82% of its plant species and 90% of its verteb

·Charlottesville, United States
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