Pennsylvania Biological Survey

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Just out—a book by the PABS Mycological Technical Committee:

The Importance of Fungi

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Website administrators:

Roger Latham & Andy Wilson

Mollusks Technical Committee members

Chair: Rick Spear (Pennsylvania Dept. of Environmental Protection)

Bivalves Subcommittee (native mussels)

Chair: Rick Spear (Pennsylvania Dept. of Environmental Protection)

Robert Anderson (U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service)

Jeffrey Cole (U.S. Geological Survey)

Heather Galbraith, PhD (U.S. Geological Survey)

Joseph Snavely (Normandeau Associates)

Daniel Spooner, PhD (U.S. Geological Survey, contract through Cherokee Nation)

Andrew Turner, PhD (Clarion University)

Chris Urban (Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission)

Mary Walsh (Western Pennsylvania Conservancy, Pittsburgh)

Nevin Welte (Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission)

Greg Zimmerman (EnviroScience, Inc.)

Other Bivalves Subcommittee

Chair: Timothy Pearce, PhD (Carnegie Museum of Natural History)

Chris Urban (Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission)

Freshwater Snails Subcommittee

Chair: Andrew Turner, PhD (Clarion University)

Rob Dillon, PhD (College of Charleston)

Timothy Pearce, PhD (Carnegie Museum of Natural History)

Chris Urban (Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission)

Land Snails Subcommittee

Chair: Timothy Pearce, PhD (Carnegie Museum of Natural History)


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