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More than 200 of the endangered freshwater dolphins died in Lake Tefe from excessive water temperatures last year .
The lake connected to the Solimoes River has shrunk, leaving less room for the dolphins in their favorite habitat.
Researchers measured water temperatures that have been rising as the lake's level drops.
Riverine communities across the Amazon are stranded by the lack of transport on waters too shallow for boats.
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