Talk:Wallacea

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"Most of Wallacea was originally forested; 45% retains some sort of forest cover, and only 52,017 km², or 15 percent, is in a more or less pristine state. Of Wallacea's total area of 147,000 km², only 20,415 km² are protected"

?????

52 is not 0.15* 147. 52 is 0.15*347 but 20 is about 0.138 of 147. What are the right areas/percentages?

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These references were added 22 April 2006 but were never used as references on this page. I hereby removed them. --Fama Clamosa (talk) 11:22, 19 October 2019 (UTC)

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