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MMRP Graduate Student, Fabien Vivier, Explores Using Drones to Research Dolphin Reproductivity

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HIMB’s Fabien Vivier, PhD student with MMRP, is using drones to collect data on spinner dolphins. The study is aimed at better understanding the health of dolphin populations. To read the full story, visit UH News.

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