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Der Wilflife Ecologist David Steen stellt in seinem Blog seit 2012 j\u00e4hrliche Listen mit ausgestorbenen Spezies zusammen \u2013 weil das sonst niemand macht:

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Since 2012 I have gathered in one place a list of all the animals that went extinct in the previous year. Click here for the 2017, 2016, 2015, 2014, 2013, and 2012 editions. I started this series because I didn’t know of anybody else summarizing this kind of important information. Interestingly, now I keep getting e-mails from people that found one of my lists and want to know if I know of a website that compiles lists of species that have recently gone extinct. Yes there is; you are reading it.

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