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New transects were selected until 150 persons in each village were enrolled. The researchers conducted health surveys of beachgoers at two public beaches, one on Lake Michigan and one on Lake Erie, and compared them with thrice-daily water quality measurements along transects at the beaches. We run transects throughout the plot checking the entranceways for dogs that were still in the burrows when they met their fate, and for those that tried to drag themselves back to their home before death became the next activity on the list of things to do today. |
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