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This paper acts as an argumentative
essay that compares the presence of
indigenous people in Peru’s biologically
diverse hotspots and how it’s been
affected with the relatively recent
presence of tourists. Although tourists,
as humans, are not a new or
introduced species, their growing and
overwhelming presence in the country
has created massive amounts of
change in relation to biodiversity, as
well as socioeconomic and political
policy..

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COELLO ., KIARA PAOLA
Southern Connecticut State University

EXPLORING TOURISTS AS MARTIN ., DANIEL THOMAS

AN INVASIVE SPECIES AND Elizabethtown College

THE EFFECTS OF WIEDERKEHR ., KATJANA NOELLE
University Of Arkansas
ECOTOURISM IN PERU

USIL Cusco | Spring, 2018-04
Course: Biodiversity of Perú
Professor: Oscar R. Ortega

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