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Ralph Loos: Significant wild turkey research makes its way to states that include Illinois, Iowa

Turkey populations in Illinois – along with those in Iowa, Missouri, and Texas – will be studied as part of a massive investment by the NWTF to slow a noticeable decline in turkeys in recent years. (Stock photo)

There are plenty of good reasons I became a journalist instead of a biologist, engineer or chemist – and I am reminded of those reasons each time I stumble across a phrase like, “spatiotemporal variation in wild turkey exposure to neonicotinoid insecticides.

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