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Biodiversity: Biodiversity's bright spot

While species losses mount worldwide, conservationists in Brazil have made great strides towards saving the golden lion tamarin and its forest habitat from destruction. Gene Russo reports.

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Gene Russo is editor of Naturejobs.

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Russo, G. Biodiversity: Biodiversity's bright spot. Nature 462, 266–269 (2009). https://doi.org/10.1038/462266a

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