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    More Than 700 Wildlife Species Discovered in Cambodian Mangrove Forest

    Critically endangered Sunda pangolins were found in Cambodia’s mangrove forests. Fauna & Flora / Jeremy Holden / WA

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    In one of the most detailed surveys ever undertaken, hundreds of animal species — from birds to primates to web-footed wildcats — have been discovered in a Cambodian mangrove forest.

    Team leader Stefanie Rog — a conservation biologist and senior program manager with Fauna & Flora International, which funded the study — recorded an astounding variety of species…

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