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Video abstract of our latest paper

5/5/2016

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We made a video abstract about our recent paper 'Ecological and socio-economic factors affecting extinction risk in parrots' published in Biodiversity and Conservation. Watch it, it's only 4 mins!
Many thanks to Filmjungle.eu Productions.
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From the headline of Mongabay: Exceptional beauty, exceptional risk: New study reveals extinction dangers for parrots​.

5/5/2016

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Known for their intelligence and extraordinary rock star-like appearances, parrots inhabit subtropical and tropical regions across the globe. They are one of the more well-known tropical bird species in the developed world, with appearances in popular culture ranging from their familiar role as a pirate’s talkative companion to colorful sports team mascots. These unique birds are valued for their beauty, companionship and intellectual abilities, making them a popular choice for household pets. However, their popularity comes with a great price.
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    Rob Heinsohn is a Professor of Evolutionary and Conservation Biology at the Australian National University

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