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Executive SummaryThis report compri
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3.1. AFGHANISTAN’S BIODIVERSITY L
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IntroductionIn April 2002,
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status in Afghanistan for which we
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declining population for th
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Table 2. Summary of listings for Af
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Table 4. Afghan languages at risk f
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Figure 2. Afghanistan’s major bio
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Figure 4. Status of WWF ecoregions
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