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John Ascher

John Ascher

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Entomologist John Ascher, the senior project manager of the Bee Database in the American Museum of Natural History's department of invertebrate zoology, talked about all things bees, honey bees, wild bees and how they’re faring on the Brian Lehrer Show, 6/02/08

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