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Posted by Lisa Powers on March 20, 19100 at 19:51:09:
This list serves those professsional and amateur herpetologists and biologists intersted in starting a statewide
herpetological society in Tennessee. The society will be geared primarily to native herpetofauna, environmental,
habitat, and scientific issues affecting reptiles and amphibians in the state. This list will help to coordinate the creation of
such a society. If you are a teacher, college prof., land manager, or other biologist, I would like to hear from you.
Send me an email if you are interested in being on the list. Please include information about yourself including herpetological interests,
location, and any professional organizations you belong to relating to herpetology.
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This list serves those professsional and amateur
herpetologists and biologists intersted in starting a statewide
herpetological society in Tennessee. The society will be
geared primarily to native herpetofauna, environmental,
habitat, and scientific issues affecting reptiles and amphibians
in the state. This list will help to coordinate the creation of
such a society.
Modify
This list serves those professsional and amateur
herpetologists and biologists intersted in starting a statewide
herpetological society in Tennessee. The society will be
geared primarily to native herpetofauna, environmental,
habitat, and scientific issues affecting reptiles and amphibians
in the state. This list will help to coordinate the creation of
such a society.
