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Rowenna Gryba

Indigenous Knowledge is helping statisticians better understand a changing Arctic

Posted in 2021, IOFNews | Tagged with Alaska, Animal movement, Arctic, Indigenous fisheries, IOF students, SERG, statistical ecology, tagging

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