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Después de un catastrófico declive de las polillas bogong están de vuelta, y los naturalistas están celebrando

El número de polillas de Bogong ha aumentado después de años de declive, volando evidencia de una antigua transferencia de nutrientes vitales de las tierras bajas al frágil país alto.

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The AgeDespués de un catastrófico declive de las polillas bogong están de vuelta, y los naturalistas están celebrandoSydney Morning HeraldAfter a catastrophic decline bogong moths are back, and naturalists are celebratingThe AgeDespués de un catastrófico declive de las polillas bogong están de vuelta, y los naturalistas están celebrandoSydney Morning HeraldAfter a catastrophic decline bogong moths are back, and naturalists are celebrating
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