Palynology- Dr Fernando Rodriguez and the study of Pollen

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Palynology- Dr Fernando Rodriguez and the study of Pollen

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May 19, 2020

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Dr. Fernando Rodriguez is a life long friend of Mother of Chewy Susana Struve's. He joins us today to talk about his research into the study of Pollen, also known as Palynology. Learn how scientists are studying historic pollen deposits to determine and predict climate trends and especially how our climate has been in the past.

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May 19, 2020

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Palynology- Dr Fernando Rodriguez and the study of Pollen

Palynology- Dr Fernando Rodriguez and the study of Pollen

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