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1 Article Read the article about our attempts to save the species of Galapagos Tortoises and answer the following questions. Why did the death of Lonesome George bring so much sorrow? What were the two reasons for the decline in population of Española Island’s giant tortoises? Why did that impact the biodiversity? What was the role of the tortoise species in their environment? What changes have come from their decline? How long do they estimate it will take for the environment to return to its natural state?

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