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Vice Chancellor and Dean Dr. Patrick Stover and Steve Mullen, university studies-leadership major and student commencement speaker for the 2018 Summer Graduation Ceremony.
Invasion of big, voracious lizards threatens U.S. South: study. By Jon Herskovitz of Reuters, photo courtesy of Courtesy Emma Hanslowe /USGS/ Handout via REUTERS
Maria Tovar, 2018 Texas A&M University graduate who assisted with Dr. Yorzinksi’s eye-tracking research.
Fields of dreams: Texas project seeks new corn strains for whiskey by Jon Herskovitz of Reuters, photo by Adrees Latif of Reuters.
Algal blooms are a growing problem for our environment and faculty from Wildlife and Fisheries Sciences are at the forefront of combating this problem.
Heather Prestridge, curator of fishes for Texas A&M’s Biodiversity and Research Teaching Collections, selecting a Blue Sucker (Cycleptus Elongatus) specimen for CT scanning

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Texas A&M study finds tegu lizards likely to spread across the South.

Texas A&M corn research might lead to better whiskey.

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