Jan 18, 2017
Hi all,
Just an update: our trip to Washington D.C. is now booked! We are flying out to DC for spring break (week of March 12th) to study the specimens housed the Smithsonian! Thanks again for all your support. We will have more updates during our trip!
Cheers!
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