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Researcher studies link between genes, climate and hibernation
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Over the past three years, a CSU professor working with Pennsylvania State University researchers to discover reasons behind hibernation patterns in small mammals found a possible link to climate change. After years of small mammal hibernation research at the Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory, CS
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