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Tweet	Animal Information \| Guest Speakers March 6, 2009 Julie Hagelin Crested Auklets Dr. Julie Hagelin’s research has shown that in addition to their senses of sight and sound, some birds also use a sense of smell to communicate with others and to attract mates. She explains how studies of Crested Auklets at the Aquarium of the Pacific and at a breeding site in western Alaska have led her to say: “The bird nose knows”. Dr Hagelin is an assistant professor at Swarthmore College where she teaches classes in animal behavior, behavioral ecology, and general biology. Loading the player ... Download Julie Hagelin for offline listening (960 KB)

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Animal Information | Guest Speakers

March 6, 2009

Julie Hagelin

Crested Auklets

Dr. Julie Hagelin’s research has shown that in addition to their senses of sight and sound, some birds also use a sense of smell to communicate with others and to attract mates. She explains how studies of Crested Auklets at the Aquarium of the Pacific and at a breeding site in western Alaska have led her to say: “The bird nose knows”. Dr Hagelin is an assistant professor at Swarthmore College where she teaches classes in animal behavior, behavioral ecology, and general biology.

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Download Julie Hagelin for offline listening (960 KB)

Aquarium of the Pacific

Aquarium Audio

Animal Information | Guest Speakers

March 6, 2009

Julie Hagelin

Crested Auklets

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