THE POLICE DOG My eyes are your eyes To watch and protect you and yours My ears are your ears To hear and detect evil minds in the dark My nose is your nose

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• Asia
• Dog
• Brightness
• Human migration
• European people
• Indo people
• Florida Highway Patrol

Volume 9, Number 1 Summer 2014 Elizabeth (Dixie) Pierson radio-tracking bats in California

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• Little brown bat
• Caving
• Northern long-eared myotis
• Long-eared Myotis
• Desert red bat
• Pallid bat
• Cave Myotis
• Fringed Myotis
• Bats of the United States
• Bats
• Mouse-eared bats
• White nose syndrome

Taking Your Eyedrop Medication When an eyedrop is placed in the eye, some of it exits through the tear drainage systen called the nasolacrimal duct, located at the corner of the eye near the nose. The drug then passes th

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• Drop
• Lacrimal gland
• Medicine
• Nasolacrimal duct
• Eye drop

Methods to Evaluate and Develop Minimum Recommended Summer Survey Effort for Indiana Bats: White Paper Robyn A. Niver 1, R. Andrew King 2, Mike P. Armstrong 3, and W. Mark Ford 4 Introduction The Indiana bat (Myotis soda

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• Population ecology
• Speleology
• Syndromes
• White nose syndrome
• Indiana bat
• Mist net
• Bat
• Acoustic survey in fishing
• Animal echolocation
• Biology
• Bats
• Health

Do you feel sick? You may have the flu if you have fever or chills AND a cough or sore throat You may also have a runny nose, body aches,

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Winter Health Tips Seven Ways to Avoid Colds & Flu Cough, sniffle and sneeze. If there’s one thing you can generally count on every year, it’s that some time during the months between September and February you will

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• Infectious diseases
• Immunology
• Nose
• Hygiene
• Influenza
• Garlic
• Sneeze
• Common cold
• Immune system
• Medicine
• Health
• Biology

Carlsbad Caverns National Park Carlsbad, New Mexico National Park Service U.S. Department of the Interior CANYONS & CAVES

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• The Caverns Historic District
• Cave Research Foundation
• Carlsbad
• New Mexico
• Lechuguilla Cave
• Cave
• Batcave
• Bat
• White nose syndrome
• Mammoth Cave National Park
• Carlsbad Caverns National Park
• New Mexico
• Physical geography

Volume 8, Number 1 Summer 2013 Large Yuma myotis (Myotis yumanensis) colony in the Kootenays of British Columbia – photo by Juliet Craig

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• Bats of the United States
• White nose syndrome
• Little brown bat
• Free-tailed bat
• Long-eared Myotis
• Fringed Myotis
• Vesper bat
• Bats
• Mouse-eared bats
• Night

The Moose Tall (six feet or more), a dark chocolate brown, and certainly less than handsome, the moose has become a favorite of visitors to Rocky Mountain National Park. With its bulbous nose, hump over the shoulder, an

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• Cattle
• Moose
• Elk
• Calf
• Bull
• Eastern Moose
• Kostroma Moose Farm
• Zoology
• Deer
• Biology

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• Biology
• Health
• Bats
• Population ecology
• Syndromes
• White nose syndrome
• Endangered Species Act
• Conservation in the United States
• Environment of the United States
• United States Fish and Wildlife Service