DAVID QUAMMEN is an eyewitness in the SPILLOVER book#2
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reference paper: 8.5.10 - 9.1 in attachment 2 pdf. complete book + 6 pages (160-166) underlined. DAVID QUAMMEN is an eyewitness to research on bats and how they were caught without safety accessories : "The routine reduced risk of jabbing one another, stressing a bat unnecessarily by clumsiness or delay, or losing data. After processing, the bats were released alive from the third-floor laboratory window—most of them, anyway." "
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hi I have elaborated on the point where Quammen says in the book SPILLOVER that: "After processing, the bats were released alive from the thirdfloor laboratory window-most of them, anyway." I link to you my analysis, on the credibility and lack of transparency of Peter Daszak and the ecohealth alliance on accelerated zoonoses procured by the technicians. the site is in Italian, but it can be translated easily, I apologize |
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reference paper: 8.5.10 - 9.1
in attachment 2 pdf. complete book + 6 pages (160-166) underlined.
DAVID QUAMMEN is an eyewitness to research on bats and how they were caught without safety accessories :
"The routine reduced risk of jabbing one another, stressing a bat unnecessarily by clumsiness or delay, or losing data. After processing, the bats were released alive from the third-floor laboratory window—most of them, anyway."
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