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Posted on August 13, 2020 by JMM

Behind the Scenes – Gathering data to save a rare turtle

PACE Lab herpetologists Andrea Colton and Emily Sunnucks wrote about their experiences continuing our research into the endangered Blanding’s Turtle in northeastern Illinois.

Read about a day in their life in “Behind the Scenes”

 

CategoriesARC, Field Notes, Reptiles Tags#INHSPACELAB, #notesfromthefield, Blanding's Turtle, endangered species, Turtles

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