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Amazon Rainforest’s 12,000 Tree Species Recorded in 300 Years, More Species Left to Discover
Scientists have managed to study and record approximately 11,676 tree species in the Amazon Rainforest in over the past 300 years. However, there’s still a lot more species left to discover and document. This is reportedly the first ever attempt to record tree species, as most studies have been focused on mammals and birds.
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