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    Typhoons, floods linked to drop in crocodile population in Isabela

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    January 8, 2021
    Author
    Visaya, Villamor Jr.
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    PD20210108_A8
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    The typhoons and floods that hit Isabela province late last year might have caused the population of crocodiles in four sanctuaries to dwindle, a conservation group said on Wednesday. Marites Balbas, executive officer of Mabuwaya Foundation Inc., said only 10 of the 32 crocodiles recorded in these sites last September were sighted by December. “We received no records of crocodile killing in 2020, so we hoped and presumed that some might have been staying in safe areas, like creeks and lakes,” she told the Inquirer.
    Citation
    Visaya, V. Jr. (2021, January 8). Typhoons, floods linked to drop in crocodile population in Isabela. Philippine Daily Inquirer, p. A8.
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    http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12174/10346
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    Corporate Names
    Mabuwaya Foundation Inc.
    Personal Names
    Balbas, Marites
    Geographic Names
    Isabela Northern Sierra Madre Natural Park Divilacan
    Scientific Names
    Crocodylus mindorensis
    Subject
    aquatic reptiles rare species species extinction population factors Animal populations
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