Putting the puzzle together bone by bone
You never know what will wash up in a place like Saanich, near Vancouver island's south coastwhich is great if you're a biology teacher. A few years back, Peter Demchuk, a Claremont Secondary School teacher, got hold of a dead porpoise. Then 18 months ago, he hit the mother lode: eight met...
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Veröffentlicht in: | Maclean's (Toronto) 2001-12, Vol.114 (49), p.10 |
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Zusammenfassung: | You never know what will wash up in a place like Saanich, near Vancouver island's south coastwhich is great if you're a biology teacher. A few years back, Peter Demchuk, a Claremont Secondary School teacher, got hold of a dead porpoise. Then 18 months ago, he hit the mother lode: eight metres of grey whale, which after spending a year at the bottom of nearby Sooke basin, was already stripped of skin and blubber. |
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ISSN: | 0024-9262 |