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herpetology

The scientific study of reptiles, including their classification, anatomy, physiology, behaviour, and ecology.



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Matthew Herper, "Former FDA Chief Denies Financial Conflicts," Forbes, 28 September 2005, accessed 4 October 2005, <http://www.
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Herper also explores what researchers are doing to try to determine how the bacteria came to infect hundred of soldiers, in "Military Chases Mystery Infection.
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