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[[File:Photo for Brent Sumner 001.jpg|300px|thumbnail|right| Left to right: Bob Hansen, employee of The Nature Conservancy (left),with Lyndal Laughrin, Santa Cruz Island Reserve, during the transition ceremony turning the island over to TNC, 1988.]] | [[File:Photo for Brent Sumner 001.jpg|300px|thumbnail|right| Left to right: Bob Hansen, employee of The Nature Conservancy (left),with Lyndal Laughrin, Santa Cruz Island Reserve, during the transition ceremony turning the island over to TNC, 1988.]] | ||
[[File:2 Thatcher,M(1925-2013)©.jpg|300px|thumbnail|right| Left to right: Margaret Thatcher shaking hands with Lyndal Laughrin; Jim Sulentich and Steve Junak. ]] | [[File:2 Thatcher,M(1925-2013)©.jpg|300px|thumbnail|right| Left to right: Margaret Thatcher shaking hands with Lyndal Laughrin; Jim Sulentich and Steve Junak. ]] | ||
[[File:Marla Daily, Joe Walsh, Lyndal Laughrin.jpg|350px|thumbnail|right|<center>Marla Daily, Joe Walsh and Lyndal Laughrin on <Br>Santa Cruz Island. </center>]] | |||
<span style="color:#006400">'''LAUGHRIN, Lyndal Lee '''</span>(b. 1943), biologist and resident manager for the University of California Santa Cruz Island Reserve since 1968. He completed his PhD at U.C.S.B. and is a foremost authority on island foxes. He is member #5 of the All Eight Club. | <span style="color:#006400">'''LAUGHRIN, Lyndal Lee '''</span>(b. 1943), biologist and resident manager for the University of California Santa Cruz Island Reserve since 1968. He completed his PhD at U.C.S.B. and is a foremost authority on island foxes. He is member #5 of the All Eight Club. | ||
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LAUGHRIN, Lyndal Lee (b. 1943), biologist and resident manager for the University of California Santa Cruz Island Reserve since 1968. He completed his PhD at U.C.S.B. and is a foremost authority on island foxes. He is member #5 of the All Eight Club.
» Laughrin, Lyndal The island fox: a field study of its behavior and ecology. Ph.D. dissertation, University of California Santa Barbara, 1977. 83 pages.
