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GPS tag modification
Charles Emogor
Any hardware engineers in here that can provide support with modifying GPS tags for pangolins? I will be deploying GPS tags on white-bellied pangolins and need to modify the point...
23 February 2021
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Studying pangolin ecology
Charles Emogor
​ Hi All, I will be beginning a Ph.D. in the fall and will be studying pangolins in Nigeria to understand their ecology and population as well as the role Nigeria plays in...
16 April 2019
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