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Wound healing in Atlantic spiny dogfish sharks

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By Etty Bachar-Wikstrom, Anthony Anselmo, Aaron R. Thorner, Inga F. Sidor, Lisa Abbo, Jakob D. Wikstrom
| Nature Verified
Abstract Field observations and limited experimental studies indicate that elasmobranchs can repair substantial skin injuries, but the temporal course and cellular composition of wound healing in Atlantic spiny dogfish remain poorly characterized.
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Staff Report: First and Second Spring in the North Country

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By Anthony Anselmo
| Grand Rapids Herald-Review Verified
It seems to happen almost every year—in March or April, just when all the inhabitants of the great white north think spring is here to stay, a bout of snow falls and resurfaces the thawed landscape in its white grandeur. And so the winds come barreling down bringing icy air back to our landscape. A flurry of heavy snow blankets the patches of open grass and roadside ditches, once again silencing the whispers of spring. The trees bend tiredly with each gale, exhausted by a winter much too long.
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Itasca County Boards joins fight against ‘Trail Kill Bill’

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By Anthony Anselmo
| Grand Rapids Herald-Review Verified
At the Itasca County Board meeting on Tuesday, March 24, a number of presentations were given to the board including updates from IMCare, a financial unit update from the Health and Human Services division, as well as updates on the Itasca County Comprehensive Trail Study Project. Data from the trail study is essential for securing funding for new trails and trail maintenance along with legislative support.
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