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Amami Rabbit Shown to Help in Seed Dispersal of Non-Photosynthetic Plant
The iconic but threatened Amami rabbit has been shown to play an important role in seed dispersal for such non-photosynthetic plant Balanophora yuwanensis.
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Egypt Zoo Calls for Renovation; Raises Animal Welfare Issues
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Heavy Snow Storm to Unleash in Northeast This Week; Detroit, Significant Travel Disruptions Expected
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