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Illegal trade driving Barbary macaques to extinction

1 October 2014

Illegal trade will eventually wipe out unique primate species According to WWF’s report Living Planet,” in less than two human generations, population sizes of vertebrate

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Illegal trade driving Barbary macaques to extinction

1 October 2014

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