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He conserves wild spaces, he climbs tall trees, he records flying
amphibians. He is: Christian Brown – the Salamander Scientist! We talked
about his graduate research involving dropping salamanders in a wind
tunnel, watching hours of recordings to get his data, and his work outside
the lab to save a local forest preserve.
amphibians. He is: Christian Brown – the Salamander Scientist! We talked
about his graduate research involving dropping salamanders in a wind
tunnel, watching hours of recordings to get his data, and his work outside
the lab to save a local forest preserve.
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