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Costa Rica's Coco Island, Tropical Pacific Costa Rica, Tropical ecosystem (1264 words)
	Cocos Island was known to mariners and cartographers at least as early as the beginning of the sixteenth century.
	Cocos' steep cliffs are remnants of íts volcanic origin, and the entire island is composed chiefly of lava flows of labocorite and andesite.
	Cocos Island Finch, (Pinaroloxias inornata) and the Cocos Island Cuckoo (Cocyzus ferrugineus).

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	Cocos Island was known to mariners and cartographers at least as early as the beginning of the sixteenth century.
	Cocos' steep cliffs are remnants of íts volcanic origin, and the entire island is composed chiefly of lava flows of labocorite and andesite.
	Cocos Island Finch, (Pinaroloxias inornata) and the Cocos Island Cuckoo (Cocyzus ferrugineus).

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