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AUSTRALIA-SCIENCE-ANIMAL-TOAD-ENVIRONMENT-FILES
(FILES) This combination of file pictures taken on April 26, 2005 shows (L) a poisonous cane toad sitting on a keeper's hand at the Taronga Zoo in Sydney and a handout photo from the Charles Darwin Museum taken in August 2006, and (R) received on July 3, 2013 showing a fully grown adult male dwarf crocodile, around 1.4 m total length, in the Bullo River in Australia's Northern Territory. Australia's noxious cane toad is wiping out populations of a unique miniature crocodile, researchers warned on July 3, 2013, with fears the warty, toxic creature could extinguish the rare creature. A team from Charles Darwin University studying the impacts of the foul toad in upstream escarpments found "significant declines" in numbers of dwarf freshwater crocodiles after the amphibians' arrival. AFP PHOTO / FILES / ROB ELLIOTT / ADAM BRITTON ----EDITORS NOTE ----RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE MANDATORY CREDIT " AFP PHOTO / ADAM BRITTON / BIG GECKO / CHARLES DARWIN UNIVERSITY" NO MARKETING NO ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS - DISTRIBUTED AS A SERVICE TO CLIENTS
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AFP / Mediafax Foto |
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ADAM BRITTON |
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3 Iulie 2013 |
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4801 x 1499 (1.3 MB) |
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