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Thursday, July 24, 2008 |
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Photo: First Evidence That Wildlife Corridors Boost Biodiversity, Study SaysOver a five-year period plant diversity was found to be 20 percent higher in patches of land connected by corridors than in neighboring but isolated patches, researchers report. The finding offers proof of the widely used but still controversial theory that conservation corridors help biodiversity. Photograph courtesy of Ellen Damschen/ Science
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