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Saturday, May 18
The Indiana Daily Student

Indiana State University doctoral student Tim Divoll prepares surgical cement to be used to attach a radio transmitter to the back of a bat. The transmitters are small so that they fit on the backs of the bats.They help Divoll track the movements of the Indiana Bat, which is endangered due to white nose syndrome. Noble Guyon

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Indiana State University doctoral student Tim Divoll prepares surgical cement to be used to attach a radio transmitter to the back of a bat. The transmitters are small so that they fit on the backs of the bats.They help Divoll track the movements of the Indiana Bat, which is endangered due to white nose syndrome.