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Darwin's Finches May Face Extinction From Parasitic Flies, But Humans Can Help
Parasitic nest flies threaten Darwin's finches of the Galapagos Islands. Based on a recent study, however, researchers from the University of Utah suggest human intervention could help save these iconic birds.
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