Research in the Rupununi: Matt Hallett

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Apr 19, 201900:10:02Science & Medicine

Dr. Matt Hallett has worked in the Rupununi, a region of Guyana, for eight years. He spoke with us about his experiences. Follow the Rupununi Wildlife Research Unit on social media here: To learn more about the UF/IFAS W...

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