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BYU professor enthralled by reptiles
Sites holds a caiman caught during a trip in the Peruvian Amazon last summer. He spent nine days doing field work with students in a field house that only had electricity for part of the day. (Courtesy Jack Sites)
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Bean Life Science Museum to undergo renovation
Brigham Young University announced plans to temporarily close the Monte L. Bean Life Science Museum on July 1, 2012 to undergo its first major renovation since the building's original construction.
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North American Authority on Black Flies Comes to BYU
A guest lecturer from Clemson University will speak about the influence of black flies on the health and population dynamics of wildlife this week at the Monte L. Bean Life Science museum.
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