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Pacific ID Client List (partial)
U.S. National Marine Mammal Laboratory
(NMFS/NOAA), Seattle, WA U.S. National Parks Service
AK (Glacier) & WA (Olympic) U.S. Fish and Wildlife Department
Anchorage AK Canadian Department of Fisheries and Oceans
PBS, Nanaimo, B.C. Parks Canada
Archaeological Research Services, Victoria, BC Royal B.C. Museum
Human History & Natural History, Victoria, BC British Columbia Wildlife Branch
Victoria, BC Alaska Forest Service
Archaeology, Juneau AK Washington State Department of Fish and Wildlife Oregon State Department of Fish and Wildlife Alaska Department of Fish and Game Vancouver Aquarium University of British Columbia
Anthropology; Marine Mammal Unit University of Victoria
Earth & Ocean Science; Anthropology University of Manitoba
Anthropology University of Idaho
Anthropology University of Oregon
Anthropology Humboldt State
BiologyUniversity of Alaska - Fairbanks
Institute of Marine Science University of Alaska - Southwest
Fisheries & Ocean ScienceUniversity of South Dakota
Earth Science & Physics Underwater Archaeology Society of BC Yurok Tribe Fisheries
Klamath, CA I.R. Wilson Consultants Ltd.
Victoria, BC Bastion Group Heritage Consultants
Duncan, BC Traditions Consulting Services Inc.
Victoria, BC Golder Associates Ltd.
Vancouver, BC Heritage Research Associates
Eugene OR Millennia Research Associates
Sidney, BC Kutenai West Heritage
Kelowna, BC Larson Anthropological/Archaeological Services
Seattle WA BOAS Inc.
Seattle, WA Cascadia Archaeology
Seattle WA Historical Research Associates
Missoula, MN Kon Tiki Museum
Oslo, Norway
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Top: wolf vs. Tahltan bear dog (modern)
Bottom: cuts, prehistoric fur seal vertebra (close-up)
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