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Author: Jonathan Gnanapragasam

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Colombo, Environment, Peace and Conflict, Post-War

Study Shows Civil War Caused Long Lasting Trauma in Birds

Sri Lanka’s bloody civil war left a lasting impression on humans and animals. For me, being part of this study gave me the opportunity to be the first person in my family…

Jonathan Gnanapragasam Jonathan Gnanapragasam on 11/18/202111/18/2021

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