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Notes from the world of wildlife disease. Monday, February 01, 2010. Student opportunities at the WDA. From Kevin Keel, chair of the WDA Student Awards Committee. To Whom it May Concern. I am chair of the student awards committee for the Wildlife Disease. Association WDA and I am trying to circulate information concerning. The opportunities we offer students at our annual meeting. Would it be. Possible to post this information on the Wildlife Disease News Digest or. Or in the attached pdf document.CONTENT
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