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##When they first started looking for reservoirs for Ebola they were crashing through the rainforest looking at everythingâ##mammals insects other organisms.
providing a quick and cost-effective snapshot of mammal diversity in otherwise inaccessible rainforests. Researchers stumbled on the grisly cataloguing technique while studying a form of anthrax that kills chimpanzees in C# te d'Ivoire.
Neither is the nation of Brazil home to roughly 60 percent of the Amazon rainforest
"entomologist and science reporter Aaron Pomerantz wrote on his site last month after taking one to the Peruvian Amazon rainforest."
Aerial view of the Amazon Rainforest, near Manaus. Image credit: Neil Palmer/CIAT via Wikimedia Commons Aerial view of the Amazon Rainforest, near Manaus.
Image credit: Neil Palmer/CIAT via Wikimedia Commons These developments are hugely important. The Amazon, most of which is in Brazil,
So people stopped cutting down rain forest. There could be something to that, but there is also reason to be skeptical.
The year before, nearly 60,000 acres of rainforest had been torn out of the municipality. Now farmers and loggers were being arrested by armed police,
unless they proved they were protecting the rainforest. The campaign marked a sharp change from the 1970s
Deforestation in the Amazon rainforest spiked recently following nearly a decade of declines, for example, as farmers and loggers rushed to exploit loopholes in forest protection laws.
And cutting down trees can reduce moisture levels in a rainforest which could cause parts of the Amazon to start dying offven if everybody chainsaws simultaneously jammed.
take into the rainforest and get a genetic sequence right there.""The drawbacks identified so far revolve around accuracy-the data it produces is currently less accurate than the data produced by a larger machine,
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