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English: Estimates of biomass for groups of animals (in millions of tonnes of carbon), contrasting vertebrate and insect biomass and emphasizing the important contributions of ants and termites. The single largest contribution is from livestock, emphasizing how important agriculture has become. Data from Reference 29, with permission from Wiley. |
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| Source | "The State of the World's Insects": Figure 2. |
| Author | Paul Eggleton |
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