Dead Animals Are Key Evidence in Gulf Spill
The Commercial Appeal (2007-Current) › October 15, 2010
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Dead birds are wrapped in foil or paper, then sealed in plastic bags to avoid cross contamination. Dolphin tissue samples and dead sea turtles are kept in locked freezers. Field notebooks are collected and secured.
Scientists examining dead animals that were discovered along the Gulf Coast during the BP oil spill are observing strict laboratory protocols, knowing everything they touch could become evidence in what may prove to be the biggest environmental case in U.S. history.See the full content of this document
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Dead Animals Are Key Evidence in Gulf Spill
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