Ep. 46: “ISSCR Conference Preview” Featuring Dr. Heather Rooke

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Ep. 46: “ISSCR Conference Preview” Featuring Dr. Heather Rooke

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Guest Heather Rooke, Science Director at ISSCR previews the 2015 ISSCR conference in Stockholm, Sweden. Resources and Links Sawfish Resort to Virgin Births to Dodge Extinction – Scientists have discovered that some of the smalltooth sawfish…

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