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Mahogany is a tree found in the tropical rain forests of Central and South America. Mahogany lumber is prized for its beauty, durability, and color.

Overharvesting of mahogany has led to the tree being classified as threatened, and there are international laws banning its harvest and trade. Although an anthropocentrist, biocentrist, and ecocentrist might all agree that it is important to protect mahogany trees, they would disagree on the reasons for doing so. Explain how they would differ in their reasoning.

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