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It is often accused of levelling the rainforest to create its farms, but hardly any of this new land lies in Amazonia; most is cerrado.

Ms Silva was born in Acre, in Amazonia. Her father, a migrant from the poor north-east, found work there as a rubber tapper.

The movie also shows quicksand, man-eating ants and enormous Hawaiian waterfalls, all of which do not exist in the Peruvian Amazonia.

Almost one-fifth of our fossil fuel emissions are absorbed by forests across Africa, Amazonia and Asia, the research suggests.

The floating structure in "branches" of the Ecopolis inspired of the highly ribbed leave of the giant lilypad of Amazonia Victoria Regia.

"The dieback of the forests of East Amazonia in the 21st century is far from inevitable but remains a distinct possiblity, " they wrote.

Nocturnal Cloud Systems and the Diurnal Variation of Clouds and Rainfall in Southwestern Amazonia .

Scholze's team warns that rising temperatures will greatly increase the risk of forest loss in Amazonia, Central America, and eastern China.

There are a few uncontactable groups living in Amazonia, and for them I fear the chances of survival are pretty slim28.

Mr Harrison: It's possible, but not likely, and it's not the usual case we see everywhere from the Arctic to Amazonia.

Seasonal and diurnal variability of convection over the Amazonia: A comparison of different vegetation types and large scale forcing

Calibration of a land-surface model using data from primary forest sites in Amazonia

River breeze circulation in eastern Amazonia: observations and modelling results

Amazonia Special Commission on Indigenous Affairs ;

Simulation of deforestation in eastern Amazonia using a high-resolution model

The convective boundary layer over pasture and forest in Amazonia

Indians in Amazonia guided him through the jungle;