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Numbering As Few As 35, Pure Scottish Wildcats Face Extinction Through Hybridization
Scottish wildcats, perhaps the United Kingdom's last remaining large wild predator, could be extinct within two years, warns a scientist who conducted a genetic test of the wildcat.
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