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Quoting James Hirtle <jrhbirder@hotmail.com>:
> I took a picture of a whale skull on the side of a house in East
> Port L'Hebert on Nov. 22, 2014. I'm not sure if the type of whale
> can be determined by the skull, but if it can, I'll be glad to
> forward photos to those who have the know-how for ID. Thank you in
> advance.
* that would be Donald McAlpine <Donald.McAlpine@nbm-mnb.ca> at the
New Brunswick Museum.
fred.
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