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s and manatee immunoglobulins. On 10 occasions, the outreach program has provided on-site visitations.

It shows the emerging importance of the role a wildlife veterinarian can play in helping to save endangered species, as well as helping to promote conservation programs around the world.


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Contact: Geoff Oldfather
oldfather@hboi.edu
561-465-2400
Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institution
8-Mar-2002


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