Research findings from the University of Hong Kong inform international conservation policy regarding backup populations on Hong Kong Island.
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Updated Jul 1
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Research findings from the University of Hong Kong inform international conservation policy regarding backup populations on Hong Kong Island.
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The entities involved
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University of Hong Kong
public research university in Hong Kong established in 1911
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Hong Kong Island
second largest island in Hong Kong
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