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(a) the rainforest has some of the highest biodiversity.
(b) human development is changing the rainforest too quickly.
c) the indigenous tribes have no contact with the outside world.
d
it is home to 2.5 million insect species.
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why is the amazon rainforest in danger?
(a) the rainforest has some of the highest biodiversi...
(a) the rainforest has some of the highest biodiversi...
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