hi nicolas,



no research, just a basement herpetologist...



that would be cool to go over to the bonerates - next to wildlife, i heard that scuba diving is some of the best in the world!!! i know that if one could get funding for this kind of research (collect and document data on all the island locality retics) there would be lots to publish!!!



as far as research, i am an undergrad studying zoology... i do take some independent study courses relating to plethodontid (n. american salamander) physiology.



i would love to go overseas and spend some time in the jumgle. your lucky to get that kind of funding... i dont think anybody knows exactly the life history of juvinille retics... they are very interesting critters!!!



send me your email to watkinsherpetological@hotmail.com so we can chat more...



thanks,

brian
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