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Odder
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humans prefer their numbers. They count cards and sheep, errors and at-bats, minutes and blessings.
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It’s the same with keystone species— beavers, wolves, prairie dogs, bees, desert tortoises, sea otters— they are nature’s glue, holding habitats together.
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