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New book documents how science is saving the Tasmanian devil

Posted on 11 September 2019 by admin

Vet Practice

Carolyn Hogg is co-editor of the new book  Saving the Tasmanian devil: Recovery through Science-based Management

Read more here: https://www.vetpracticemag.com.au/new-book-documents-how-science-is-saving-the-tasmanian-devil/

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