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    However, other experts estimate species typically die off at a rate of 0 1 species per million per year and still others at two species per million per year, according to a research article in the
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    The extinction of species is happening at rates never seen before — up to a thousand times faster than what would happen naturally According to a recent report by IPBES (The “Intergovernmental Science-Policy Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services), an estimated 1 million species are currently facing extinction This rate has
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    The impacts of extinction The impact of isolated extinctions can be very difficult to predict and measure In some ecosystems, the loss of one species may have an obvious negative effect, but the loss of another may have little or no immediate effect If the species that becomes extinct is a keystone species, the results can be dramatic The





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