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Almost 550 species of mammals could be lost this century 

550 species of mammals in this century, experts call for&nbsp;increasing&nbsp;collective awareness about biodiversity crisis.
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A new study published in the journal Science Advances states that we could loose almost 550 species of mammals in this century. Every species lost, also takes a part of the Earth's natural history along with it.
Experts however believe this trend could be reversed by stepping up conservation efforts. The research insists&nbsp;on increasing&nbsp;collective awareness about the "looming escalation of the biodiversity crisis".&nbsp;
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A new study published in the journal Science Advances states that we could loose almost 550 species of mammals in this century.
Every species lost, also takes a part of the Earth's natural history along with it. Experts however believe this trend could be reversed by stepping up conservation efforts. The research insists&nbsp;on increasing&nbsp;collective awareness about the "looming escalation of the biodiversity crisis".&nbsp;
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