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Manchester Metropolitan University and Cornell Lab of Ornithology are involved in research commentary regarding biodiversity monitoring, including a false sighting example that occurred in Brazil.

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Manchester Metropolitan University and Cornell Lab of Ornithology are involved in research commentary regarding biodiversity monitoring, including a false sighting example that occurred in Brazil.

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  1. Patrice Bouchard works at Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, contributing to public efforts to identify species across Canada.Sub-event
  2. Two research institutions contribute to biodiversity monitoring, noting a false sighting example in Brazil.1 source

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