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SUMMARY:The Sturgeon in San Francisco Bay: How critical can a 10\,000 year old Bay be for a 100 million year old fish?
DESCRIPTION:Michael McGowan\, fisheries oceanographer and aquatic ecologist\, will discuss his research on how the ecology of the green and white sturgeon differ in their life history and in how they use the...\n______________________________\nThis Event Downloaded From a Helios Calendar Powered Site
LOCATION:San Francisco Natural History Series - 199 Museum Way The Randall Museum\, San Francisco\, CA  94114
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