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Conservationists have warned that one of Scotland's largest and most iconic birds, the capercaillie, is in a perilous state after a new survey found its population is shrinking.

This year's census found its population—swollen early on by Punjabi refugees, more recently by a steady gush of migrants from all over India to be 16.7m, up from just 410,000 in 1911.

Between 1971 and 1981, as the islands found its population swelling by 37% with the oil rush, Shetland built 1,000 new homes chiefly to house the first generation of oil workers, many recruited to construct and staff the vast Sullom Voe oil terminal, borrowing £50m to do so.

Ho Chi Minh City, on low-lying land just north of the delta, could find its population of six million swollen with climate refugees, as it was with war refugees when it was known as Saigon.

The continent's economy is anchored on agriculture where 70percentt of the population finds its upkeep.

Increasingly, this patient population finds its way to the ICU and practicing clinicians are often concerned with regard to the special problems these patients present.

Pick any age cohort above the median age of 28 and you'll find its share of the global population rising faster than that of any segment below the median.

That one-time flagship smartphone is now being repositioned as a entry-level device for the masses — BlackBerry hopes that by slashing prices, the Z10 will finally find its footing among a jaded population of smartphone owners and increase its chances of success in developing markets where the company has been traditionally strong.

Usually, the snail is quite hard to find, but its populations boom during a few weeks each year.

The 2011 census found that 11 per cent of its population were from new EU member states, a massive change from a decade previously, when 98.5 per cent of the population were white British.

Hillcrest was placed on the list after the state found that its general population had failed to improve in English and math test scores.