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A Rapid Inventory Leads to the Creation of the Ampiyacu-Apayacu Regional Conservation Area 
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With the rapid biological inventory in Peru complete, scientists turn to their next task: writing it all down.
The Morpho Institute's insight:
Great blog post on the importance of scientific communication!
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The Morpho Institute's insight:
A great series of blog posts on how scientists from Chicago's Field Museum conduct field research in remote and inaccessible regions of the Amazon.
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A couple of weeks ago some colleagues and I wrote a paper in Science reporting some new findings on Amazonian forests. Some of the findings are actually just numbers, and one of those numbers is really big. It's the number of trees we think probably grow in the Amazon, and it's 390 billion.
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