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RECIPES FOR SURVIVALSupport for cer
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Muntiacus vuquangensis GIANT MUNTJA
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Pteropus ornatus ORNATE FLYING FOXP
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Miopithecus talapoin talapoin (W&C)
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Myosciurus pumilio African pygmy sq
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Ducula oceanica MICRONESIAN IMPERIA
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