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Hey Everyone,
I'm just a guy interested in all types of animals. I go to Michigan State and I'm majoring in Zoology. I hope I learn a lot from Caudata:D
 
Welcome! You have come to the right place to learn more about all things caudata, that is for sure! Good luck in your studies!
 
From one Michigan State grad to another (soon to be), Welcome to the forum!

Have you joined the MSU Herpetology Club yet? I highly recommend it. They do a lot of fun events throughout the year, and it's grown leaps and bounds since we started it in 2005 (that seems like so long ago!)
 
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