Thanksgiving Leftovers: The Turkey Genome
by Joyce Gramza |
November 26th, 2008 |
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Interviewees: Willie Benedetti, Willie Bird Turkeys; Kent Reed, University of Minnesota; David Harry, Genetic Foundations Inc.. |
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November 27th, 2010 at 12:24 pm (#)
Hello people! .! Happy Thanksgiving!!!!
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Thanksgiving is 1 of my favorite holidays, and each year I like to get into the mood-extend the holiday, since it were-by reading “Thanksgiving novels.” Of course, all these stories are mostly about families, about coming together to heal old hurts and giving them thanks for the gift of love. . . . ##
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