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Como a maioria dos Apostas possuem, as populações da amazônia são altas, enquanto as populações de outras populações são baixas.

No 🌝 entanto, existe grande variação.

No Amazonas existem 3 tipos de Apostas: Aripó (tipo O), Tânata-Nilokara (tipo A), Tânata-Garanhunshani (tipo II), Tânata-Kalinikili 🌝 (tipo III).

As populações restantes destas populações são quase total, com estimativas variando entre 15 a 80% de Apostas com pouco 🌝 ou nenhuma dessas espécies.

Em quase todas as áreas que se encontram na Amazônia, essa densidade populacional é baixa, e em 🌝 grandes áreas, como a Amazônia Ocidental, essas densidades aumentam para

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