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Hello all i am very new to the use of any Forum, i hope to become part of a community here online and gain knowledge from you all, let me give you some basic details, i am a Student of UWSP and hope to make a career in Herpetology, i also love to Swing dance and i have a passion for photograph. If you have any questions for me please let me know, thank you all for this amazing chance. :happy:
 
I used to work for UW-Madison. Nice school. Do you want to be a field herper or a lab herper?

Welcome to the forum.
 
At the moment I am not sure, I am thinking Field but i am hoping to get more experience in both sides before I choose the one I want to do for a living.
 
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