Right Whale ~ Eubalaena glacialis
From: Atlantic Public Media
Series: One Species at a Time ~ The Encyclopedia of Life
Length: 05:45
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A live host could cut the opening self id and use one of the following suggested intros:
Next up, our special series, One Species at a Time with Ari Daniel Shapiro from The Encyclopedia of Life
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From the Encyclopedia of Life, here's Ari Daniel Shapiro for One Species At a Time.
From the Encyclopedia of Life, here's Ari Daniel Shapiro for One Species At a Time.
NB: Each piece has a back announce with credits and music mixed in.
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| Title | Artist | Album | Label | Year | Length |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ocean Theme | Georg Brandl Egloff | 2009 | 00:00 |
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