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Moderate magnitude 4.6 quake hits 111 km south of Dampit, Indonesia, in the evening
• M 0.2 - 8 km W of Cobb, CA
• M 2.1 - 16 km SSE of Kokhanok, Alaska
• M 4.7 - 22 km E of Feke, Turkey
• M 5.0 - 21 km ESE of Feke, Turkey
• M 1.6 - 9 km NNE of Milpitas, CA
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A new study supports a new conservation strategy. Climate change increasingly makes relocating threatened species necessary, despite the frequently low success rate. The study found tortoises with lots of genetic variation were much more likely to survive after their relocation. The research supports this fast, inexpensive conservation tool, and upends the conventional wisdom suggesting that tortoises from areas moved from close by would fare best. Source: Study of threatened desert tortoises offers new conservation strategy
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