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How does drguiterrez get a sample lizard to send for positive identification?
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∙ 15y ago
Well first, he searches the forests for a lizard. Once he finds one, he grabs it and gets a sample of its DNA. He then sends it back to the science lab for positive identification. Hoped this helped, had to check a few different websites for the answer!
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