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Victoria Natural History Society Presentation
South Vancouver Island
Tue. March 9th, 2010 7:30pm - 9:30pm
Polar bears are remarkably resilient to changing climate, attested to by their survival through a multitude of past climate shifts, some of inconceivable magnitude. Join Dr. Susan Crockford of the UVic Anthropology department for this talk that incorporates little-known biological and historical facts commonly omitted from popular polar bear accounts into a balanced overview of life and adaptation on Arctic sea ice. Everyone is welcome. Bring a friend and a coffee mug.
| Cost: | Free | Category: | Speakers & Seminars |
| Location: | Room 159 of the Fraser Building at the University of Victoria | More Info: | Jennifer Ellenton Visit Website |
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