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Sunday, July 5, 2009 |
Photo: China's Turtle Farms Threaten Rare Species, Experts SayTurtle farms in China have been touted as a way to reduce demands on wild populations. But in a recent letter to a conservation journal, experts from China and the United States say that the rapid expansion of commercial turtle farming could continue to place native Chinese species at risk and could increasingly threaten species imported from other parts of the world. Photograph by Chip East/Reuters
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