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Fish hybridise themselves extinct in Alpine lakes

Pollution in Swiss lakes caused fish species to interbreed, wiping out much of the lakes' diversity. The same could happen elsewhere

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First evidence that shipping noise stresses whales

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First evidence that shipping noise stresses whales

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Patch of seagrass is world's oldest living organism

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Patch of seagrass is world's oldest living organism

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Wildlife corridors could be a waste of space

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Wildlife corridors could be a waste of space

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Ivory traders may be benefitting from Arab Spring

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Live updates from fishing boats could reduce waste

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Live updates from fishing boats could reduce waste

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Ecologists should learn to look on the bright side

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Dolphin increasingly on the menu in poor countries

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Dolphin increasingly on the menu in poor countries

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2011 review: The year in environment

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2011 review: The year in environment

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New Zealand's invasive ants mysteriously vanish

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New Zealand's invasive ants mysteriously vanish

The Argentine ant invaded New Zealand 20 years ago – but is now disappearing without any human intervention

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Humans killing at least 750 Bornean orang-utans a year

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Is it time to let some species go extinct?

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Frog-killer disease was born in trade

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Exotic pets USA: Tigers, big bucks and organised crime

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