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1 In peril by Heather Pringle Science Volume 348(6239):1080-1085 June 5, 2015 Published by AAAS

2 Brazil's Belo Monte Dam will flood part of the Amazon rainforest and threatens the territories of indigenous tribes, who have protested the dam. Heather Pringle Science 2015;348:1080-1085 Published by AAAS

3 A woman from the isolated Awá Guajá tribe tends to her sick sister after the two chose to make contact with Brazilian officials in January 2015. Heather Pringle Science 2015;348:1080-1085 Published by AAAS

4 A settled Kayapo man receives rare eye care from a traveling charity. Heather Pringle Science 2015;348:1080-1085 Published by AAAS

5 Heather Pringle Science 2015;348:1080-1085 Published by AAAS

6 This sawmill, on a cleared patch of Amazon forest in Brazil, trades in wood taken illegally from an indigenous reserve. Heather Pringle Science 2015;348:1080-1085 Published by AAAS

7 Indigenous leaders gathered at Brazil's National Congress in Brasília in April, demanding more land for isolated tribes and settled communities. Heather Pringle Science 2015;348:1080-1085 Published by AAAS

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