Environmental Science
7 years ago

Antelope Populations Plummet Across Eurasia, Risking Mass Extinction

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Antelopes : global survey and regional action plans, part 4 : North Africa, the Middle East, and Asia
S.C. Kingswood, David Mallon

Paper Summary

This article discusses the declining populations of antelopes in North Africa, the Middle East, and Asia. Many herds that used to be large have shrunk significantly, with some species disappearing altogether. The main goal is to prevent more species from going extinct in the future.

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