Dear Friends, It was a long, hard, and snowy winter here in upstate New York. No one seems to be able to remember anything quite like the sustained period of extreme cold we have endure

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Date: 2015-05-04 10:05:39 Science Organism Evolution Human Genome Project Ethology Biology Goethean science Johann Wolfgang von Goethe		Dear Friends, It was a long, hard, and snowy winter here in upstate New York. No one seems to be able to remember anything quite like the sustained period of extreme cold we have endure Add to Reading List Source URL: natureinstitute.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 83,06 KB Share Document on Facebook

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	Dear Friends, It was a long, hard, and snowy winter here in upstate New York. No one seems to be able to remember anything quite like the sustained period of extreme cold we have endure DocID: 1g7cc - View Document
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