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BioExplorers (Grades 4 and 5): A Tree Full of Primates

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BioExplorers: A Tree Full of Primates
Primates make up a huge part of our own family tree! Learn about the diversity of our closest living relatives, and what separates a lemur from a gibbon from an orangutan.

Saturday Workshop - Grades 4 and 5
Saturday, February 2
10 am–5 pm
$140 ($125 Members)

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