Green sea turtles no longer endangered

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Oct 27
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The Marine Turtle Specialist Group has reclassified the green sea turtle to the category of least concern. Populations have increased by 17% since the 1970s, although habitat loss and degradation is still a threat for the animal.

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Student musos battle for the spotlight

Surgical risks rise with antibiotic resistance

What causes antibiotic resistance？