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Studying Our Senses

Submitted by Sara Rupp (guest) on Thu, 02/26/2009 - 11:14pm.

Hello. I am a middle school science teacher and plan on using your lab (Studying Our Senses) in a few days. I have read through both the student and teacher sheets, but cannot find an answer to something. The picture of the mammal that the students are to figure out??? I do not know what it is, nor can I find the answer anywhere. I have searched a lot! Can you please help me?

Thank You,
Sara C. Rupp
Riverview Middle School
Plymouth, WI

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