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OUTDOORS JUNEAU EMPIRE You may have seen one of Caroline Van Hemert's research subjects at the Auke Bay Hot Bite, where he is a regular customer. He wears little ankle bands and appears to subsist on French fries, breakfast burritos, bits of hamburger, ketchup packets and sundry delicacies from the trash.

Beak disorder baffles scientists

Bird brain buster: Biologists don't understand why populations of year-round Alaska birds have unusually high rates of beak deformities. University of Alaska Southeast graduate student Caroline Van Hemert said the state's chickadees, the longest-studied species, have a 10 percent rate of deformity. A proportion is about ½ perce
Brian Wallace / Juneau Empire
Bird brain buster: Biologists don't understand why populations of year-round Alaska birds have unusually high rates of beak deformities. University of Alaska Southeast graduate student Caroline Van Hemert said the state's chickadees, the longest-studied species, have a 10 percent rate of deformity. A proportion is about ½ perce
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