Not a bird question

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Not a bird question

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Subject:	Not a bird question
From:	"Reid" <>
Date:	Thu, 6 Jan 2005 08:34:04 +1100

I read an article the other day which implied that there are 9,000 species
of mammals in the world.

Is this correct?  I would have guessed there were more than that.

Or did it mean, perhaps, families instead of species?

Regards

Ralph Reid

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