Human harvest, climate change and their synergistic effects drove the Chinese Crested Tern to the brink of extinction

Overview of attention for article published in Global Ecology and Conservation, July 2015

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RT @collapsology: Chinese Crested Tern near extinction. Total population number no more than 50 http://t.co/mxAd2chxNn @extinctsymbol http:…

RT @collapsology: Chinese Crested Tern near extinction. Total population number no more than 50 http://t.co/mxAd2chxNn @extinctsymbol http:…

RT @collapsology: Chinese Crested Tern near extinction. Total population number no more than 50 http://t.co/mxAd2chxNn @extinctsymbol http:…

RT @collapsology: Chinese Crested Tern near extinction. Total population number no more than 50 http://t.co/mxAd2chxNn @extinctsymbol http:…

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