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Usually, scientists studying biodiversity must climb mile high mountains, or trudge through the thickest forests in Africa, but Michael Hoggarth only has to take a dip in the local creek. Michael is involved in the study of fresh water mussels. When Michael puts on his hip waders and heads into the Killback Creek, in Ohio, he is on the lookout for one thing in particular, the purple catspaw. Only two populations of purple catspaw were known of previous to Mr. Hoggarth’s amazing discovery. With his findings, he has increased the suspected population of these mussels by at least seventeen percent. Also, the other to colonies of purple catspaw seem to not be breeding, but this newly found populace is. Hoggarth’s search for more encampments of p
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Killback Creek, Stuart Pimm, Creek Ohio, Michael Hoggarth, , purple catspaw, fresh water, gone extinct, water mussels, fresh water mussels, species fresh water, species fresh, killback creek, mussels unionoids,
Approximate Word count = 506
Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)
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