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Range Contraction Puts Species At Risk of Overharvesting
March 28, 2017
TWIN CITIES, Minn., March 28 -- The University of Minnesota issued the following news release:

When certain species decline in number, the geographic areas they inhabit also shrink. With less space to occupy, these decreasing populations manage to remain locally abundant. As a result, in the places where these species can still be found, they remain easy, affordable targets for hunters and fishermen. A recent study found that this, in turn, can drive the animals to extinction.

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