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Widespread declines of formerly common species reshape local assemblages over time PRIMARY_TEXT

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QUOTE `{}`	To evaluate these alternatives, we synthesize population trends for species initially rare or common across assemblages from 4748 sites within 129 studies spanning terrestrial, freshwater, and marine ecosystems.

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