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Opinion: American crocodile's classification switched 
Florida Today | Mon, Mar 19
The The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service today announced plans to reclassify the American crocodile from endangered to threatened in Florida. The Service's final reclassification decision comes after a five-year review of the species, required under the Endangered Species Act. The act de...
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