Nearly 50 threatened species believed to have had more than 80% of their area affected, including seven critically endangered plants
Nearly 50 nationally threatened animal and plant species are believed to have had at least 80% of the area in which they live affected by bushfire, a federal environment department analysis has found.
Another 65 have had more than half their area in the fire zone. Scientists had warned some affected species could be pushed to extinction.
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