25 species faced with nesli depletion

15 October 2012 Radikal
]] It was determined that the 25 premium species in the world faces the depletion of nesli.

The research called "Nesli Hazard" presented in the conference where the countries attended by the Biological Diversity Convention held in Hyderabad, south of India, showed that 25 premiums face the danger of depletion. [

Christoph Schitzer, from the Bristol Protection and Science Foundation, expressed that 5 in Vietnam, 2 live in Brazil.

Schitzer noted that in 100 years, neslinin of any kind of primate is completely depleted, but today some species are under great danger.

Christoph Schitzer, due to the fact that Madagaskar’s patrol leader Marc Ravalomananananana is not the laws that protect the economic crisis and animal rights in the country, especially due to the fact that the lemurs are mammals facing the most depletion hazard in the world.

In the research supported by the World Nature Protection Association (UICN), the neslinin of primates was noted that natural habitats are bonded, increased meat consumption and the danger of depletion of animal leakage.

The number of Madagascars belonging to the family of "lepilemur Septentrional" in tropical forests in the region was also highlighted in 19.

The smallest type of monkey in the world, including the "Madame Berthe Microcebe" lemurs weighing 30 grams, creating 20 percent of the world's premium species Madagascar.

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