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No visa required: Cuban biologists unravel mysteries of bird migration

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U.S. Cold War-era embargo has long complicated cooperation between U.S., Cuba. Part of the problem is politics, said Lourdes Mugica, an ornithologist who helped to organize the research. Mugica and Martin Acosta, pioneering ornithologists in Cuba, say this project hints at what is possible.

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No visa required: Cuban biologists unravel mysteries of bird migration

HAVANA (Reuters) – University of Havana professor Daniela Ventura has intercepted a migrant. Her net, stretched taut on a forest trail in Havana’s Botanical Garden, trembles. A catbird – a discretely clad gray bird with a black cap – thrashes then succumbs as she plucks it from the net’s near invisible webbing. Ventura calls out observations to her students who take notes nearby – species, weight, an estimate of the bird’s body fat. They are fre…

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