Researcher Collection (page 6)

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TIGER Research - census of tiger population Date:

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Dinosaur excavation - Tyrannosaurus rex dig Date:

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GHARIAL - fitted with radio receiver Date:

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Dinosaur Excavation - Mammoth died in sinkhole about 26, 000 yrs ago. Site of Hot Springs. Date:

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Belinda Low - Grevy's Zebra researcher and Executive Director of the Grevy's Zebra Trust - Kalama Community Conservancy - Northern Kenya Date:

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Little marl (Western barred bandicoot) (Perameles bougainville) held by a researcher. Date:

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Garial - breeding and release programme. Date:

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Chimpanzee - ҆ifiӬ Bushingwa & Charlotte Uhlenbroek (Pan troglodytes) Date:

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Diplodocus - ecavating tail bones, Morrison formation, Jurassic. Date:

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Paleontologist J. Lynett Gillette - working on Triassic Dinosaur Coelophysis Date:

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PREHISTORIC - Sauropod - Bones in Jurassic sediments Date:

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Dinosaurs - Theropods Date:

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Tiger Marking - on Tree Date:

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DINOSAUR - Excavating a Hadrosaur skeleton fossil. Date:

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Dinosaur excavation Date:

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Dinosaur excavation - In the badlands of South Dakota, two paleontolgists excavate sediments under a Tyrannosaurus rex pelvis. Date:

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Giant Panda (Ailuropoda melanoleuca) Date:

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DINOSAUR EXCAVATION - Excavating a Hadrosaur Skeleton. Date:

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Barbary Macaque / Barbary Ape / Rock Ape - with identification tag / tattoo (Macaca sylvanus) Date:

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Red-backed Shrike - having wing measured (Lanius collurio) Date:

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Golden Oriole - female. Man putting ring on Oriole and making notes about it (Oriolus oriolus) Date:

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Red-backed Shrike - being weighed in bag prior to being ringed (Lanius collurio) Date:

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Barbary Macaque / Barbary Ape / Rock Ape - being given injection by vets. (Macaca sylvanus) Date:

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Barbary Macaque / Barbary Ape / Rock Ape - vet tattooing identification tag / tattoo on leg. (Macaca sylvanus) Date:

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Red-backed Shrike - caught, woman taking notes before it is ringed. (Lanius collurio) Date:

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Blackbird - identifying and making notes on captured bird (Turdus merula) Date:

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Chaffinch - adult male having wing measured (Frigilla coelebs) Date:

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Blackcap - captured in netting so it can be ringed. (Sylvia atricapilla) Date:

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Rescue party with beached False killer Whales (Pseudorca crassidens) Date:

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False killer Whales stranded (Pseudorca crassidens) Date:

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Research of KAGU - Radio tracking of bird (Rhynochetos jubatus) Date:

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Tracker - Radio tracking a Leopard at the Okonjima Lodge which is home of the AfriCat Foundation Date:

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Tracker - Radio tracking a Leopard at the Okonjima Lodge which is home of the AfriCat Foundation Date:

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Borneo Orangutan female with indonesian man (Pongo pygmaeus) Date:

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Houbara Bustard - female being inseminated (Chlamydotis undulata) Date:

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Biologist - studying Twin-spotted Rattlesnake - measuring rattle (Crotalus pricei pricei) Date:

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Fish Camera and Count Date:

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Western Sandpiper - radio tagged and held by researcher from the Point Reyes Bird Observatory before release (Calidris mauri) Date:

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Researcher Sarah Warnock from the Point Reyes Bird Observatory demonstrates how to measure the wings of a Western Sandpiper (Calidris mauri) Date:

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Researchers from the Point Reyes Bird Observatory spread out a net to catch Western Sandpipers for radio tagging (Calidris mauri) Date:

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Whale Shark - with researcher taking measurements underwater (Rhincodon typus) Date:

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Minke Whale Researcher Alastair Birtles (James Cook University) Date:

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Dwarf Minke Whale - with researcher (Balaenoptera acutorostrata) Date:

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Minke Whale - with researcher (Balaenoptera acutorostrata) Date:

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A researcher outside of a hut of hunters and fishermen on a Kara sea shore, in a blizzard. Date:

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RESEARCHER of CNR (Italian National Council of Research) monitoring a Dolphin using it's sonar Date:

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Portait of photographer Leandro A. Stanzani with Dolphin Date:

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Portait of photographer Leandro A. Stanzani Date:

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