Herp survey about on line community

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i took this survey, you may want to also.

this is the explanation from their web page
"This research project is about learning who makes up the global network of people with herpetological interests.

It's also about finding out what it is that people with herpetological interests are interested in; what types of technologies people use to pursue these interests; and how they stay in contact with others who have similar interests.

This research is about you and your interests."

http://www.deakin.edu.au/arts/herpetological/index.php
 
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