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World's last 300 Narcondam hornbills threatened by radar facility off India

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Mongabay.com

Publication Date
2012-06-27

A plan to build a radar installation on a remote island puts the world's only population of some 300 Narcondam Hornbills (Aceros narcondami) at risk, warns Conservation India.

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http://news.mongabay.com/2012/0627-narcondam-hornbills.html

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ID:	88973
Created:	2012-06-27
Updated:	2012-06-27
Published:	2012-06-27