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clive- Grazalema
The brown bear (Ursus arctos) has been making a cautious comeback in Spain over the last two decades. Two geographically isolated populations—the Pyrenean brown bear and the Cantabrian brown bear—are following different conservation paths. New data from 2024 reveals progress in both regions, alongside some pressing genetic and ecological concerns.
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SteveT- Yatton
Interesting how both Pyrenean populations have predominately male juveniles. I guess there’s no reason for that.
clive
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