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| OHCEA Research Assistant Benjamin and I interviewing a woman from the pastoral community of Hima about modern family planning methods |
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| The OHCEA team of researchers, students, doctors, and professors, including my Emory advisor Dr. Thomas Gillespie and my IRES International advisor Dr. Innocent Rwego |
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| Dissecting a Macmillian's thicket rat (Grammomys spp.) |
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| Taking a quick break from dissecting for a photo-op |
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| At the crater lake located at the top of Mt. Bisoke, Rwanda after a 3.5 hour ascent |
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| Three topi (Damaliscus korrigum) watching us on our Queen Elizabeth National Park, Uganda safari |
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| The famous tree-climbing lions (Panthera leo) of Ishasha, Queen Elizabeth National Park, Uganda |
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| We waited 1.5 hours for this guy to finally move from the grass plains to some shade - it was well worth the wait! |
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| The equator running through Uganda about 30 minutes away from Kasese, the town in which I was living for my ten weeks |
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| A curious chimpanzee (Pan troglodytes) in Kyambura Gorge, Queen Elizabeth National Park, Uganda. This group of 27 chimps was cut off from the rest of the national park's groups due to cultivation and human expansion |
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A hippopotamus (Hippopotamus amphibious) on the Kazinga Channel that
connects Lakes George and Edward in Queen Elizabeth National Park, Uganda
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| The people of the Kasenyi reserve community mining salt from Bunyampaka salt lake located near Lake George in Queen Elizabeth National Park, Uganda |
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| The sun setting on Queen Elizabeth National Park, Uganda as we head home after a successful safari day |
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