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the animals out there, and having to keep them alive for
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water supply and no natural food supply,
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DR. BUGHER:
It is not an easy
Unless an investigatobn or experiment
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really is relevant to the main issues of giving us sound
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information on the character of the environemtn, I don't
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think we should undertake it.
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the island when there are no people there is a fairly major
Just putting a few dogs on
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venture.
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you get them on the island.
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do you get out of the venture, and I think you would come to
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the conclusion that you would not get very much,that would
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be descriptive of the island.
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Those dogs will run about $5,000 each by the time
DR, DUNHAM:
Then you ask the question, what
What would yok expect to get from the
data that would be impatant to the dda of NRDL?
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MR. HARRIS:
I don't know.
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might find some concentration.
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for instance.
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chickens.
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There is no one on the island, no
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In one edible part you
This would be in the liver, |
I assume these people eat the livers of their
According to the NRDL data, at least in the case
of the fish, there is a fair concentration in the fleshy
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parts of the fish that are eaten.
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was just a suggestion that I thought might have some
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application in/real long range thing, which is Operation Gabriel
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I really don't know.
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BUGHER:
Yes,
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