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| | X EN854O2/MAN 4.4ac (fr 6th) |
 | | Washington, D. State, province, and federal listings of endangered, threatened and rare species may vary because areas encompass different habitat conditions within their boundaries. |
 | | An animal or plant may have been lost within one state's boundaries, but may be abundant in another, and therefore not considered threatened. |
 | | Ask for a list of animals in your state or province which are classified endangered, critically endangered, threatened, rare, extinct, and peripheral. |
| www.utm.edu /departments/ed/cece/x/xen854o2.htm (1117 words) |
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