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Researchers Discover Bat Species In Southeast Alaska Previously Unknown To The Area
For the last three years, biologists from the Alaska Department of Fish and Game have been researching the little known bats of Southeast Alaska. They discovered bat species known to live in the area have a larger range than they previously realized.
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