Primatology , Wildlife Ecology and Conservation Field School

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Primatology , Wildlife Ecology and Conservation Field School. When: 1-27 August, 2013 Where: Multiple locations in Kenya Tuition fee ( 2012), for 6 credits NJ resident: 4350$ Out of state: 5350$. For information, c ontact: Dr. Luca Morino morino@rutgers.edu.

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