Could the red wolf be a mutt?

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Genetic research by Robert K. Wayne and Susan M. Jenks has raised the possibility that the red wolf may not be a true species. Hybrid species are not protected by the Endangered Species Act. Wayne says his work is being misinterpreted, but the recovery program for the red wolf may be scaled back.

Evaluation, Genetic aspects, Endangered species, Protection and preservation, Genetic research, Red wolf

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The messy science of cetology

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James G. Mead has an international reputation for his research on cetacean anatomy and for the well-organized marine mammal collection he has assembled as a curator at the National Museum of Natural History. His life and career are profiled.

Research, Officials and employees, Biography, Whales, Cetacea, Smithsonian Institution. National Museum of Natural History, Mead, James G.

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Sacred cartography

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A description on how to make geographical map which is linked to personal memories is presented. Individual maps would represent different times and experiences.

Study and teaching, Portrayals, Memory, Maps (Geography), Memory management, Maps, Memory mapping

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