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3 years ago

En que afecta la venta de mascotas exoticas a la biodiversidad?

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andrew11 [14]3 years ago

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Answer:

Explanation:

"El comercio internacional de mascotas exóticas es un factor importante y creciente de la pérdida de biodiversidad y, a menudo, compromete los estándares requeridos para un buen bienestar animal; una quinta parte de los informes recientes sobre el comercio de vida silvestre se debió a la demanda de mascotas o animales para su uso en entretenimiento; cosecha insostenible de animales salvajes

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