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onservation eline ederationF C F Volume 47, Issue 5 September/October 2003 Feline Conservation Federation, Inc. Volume 47, Issue 5-September/October 2003 Feline Conservation Federation This newsletter is published bi-monthly by…
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T h i s Newsletter is publislied bi-montldy 11y tlie LIOC E~idaigered Species Coriservatio~i Federation, Inc. We x e a 11011-profit (Feded I.D. 59-204.8618) 11011-co~nmercial orgx&atio~i with uite~-natio~ial ~nemberslip,…
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1.LO.C. ENDANGERED SPECIES CONSERVATION FEDERATION INC. Volume 41, Number 4 – July/August, I997 N E W S L E T T E R LIOC Spotlight – Beatrice Lydecker ….
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Volume 44, Issue 5 September/October 2000 CO E N, INC. Steve Pierce and caracal at LIOC Convention, 2000 LIOC Endangered Species Conservation Federation, Inc. Volume 44, Issue 5 –…
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Volume 44, Issue 6 November/December 2000 White and orange tiger cubs from Xiwerglen Tiger Refuge %to by Joselyn Diaz of &style ‘Photography LIOC Endangered Species Conservation Federation, Inc. 2…
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Volume 45, Issue 1 January/February, 200 1 Kyra, joining our new vice- president Bob Turner and his wife Patty at the breakfast table LIOC Endangered Species Conservation Federation, hie….
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LIOC Endangered Species Conservation Federation, Inc. Volume 42, I s sue 6 – Novernber/December, 1998 2 This Newsletter is published bimonthly by the LIOC Endangered Species conservation Federation, Inc….
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Gypsy twenty-five pound ocelot, belonging to Fred and Barbara Mathews, Massachusetts, has distinguished herself in her home by developing an extraordinary ability to open cabinet and closet doors. Fred…
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ALIVE LOST t h i s area. -.- SamEIita, f o u r y e a r o l d female o c e l o t su rv…
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