Need contacts...and i dont mean for my eyes.....

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paris

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this is a call to all for salamander contacts in academia. its now getting to my last year at this college and i have to start sending out emails of inquiry for grad school work. i am looking at the southern ohio/penn region-but who knows-if i get a real interesting offer i might go anywhere. ...yes i could do hours and hours of research on the web to look for people who have published articles on sals and then see where they teach-but asking may be a better route......i am looking to go for a phd directly. i need to know of university directors/researchers i can approach in the field of amphibian conservation, decline, ecology...etc, and would like to hear about anyone who specialises in caudates. i would also be interested in contacts with anyone who is receptive to this type of research.
 
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