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I don't see a reference for Dr. Hadfield working at WAQ for four years--and I don't think that's true. Where did you find that info? Akoawahine (talk) 04:17, 9 March 2023 (UTC)Reply
also note that he retired (year) and has not been Director of PBRC for quite some time--be sure to say when, exactly, he was Director. He actually started teaching at Pomona BEFORE graduating from Stanford. Delete: Under Hadfield's research of reproduction and development, [it's repetitive].
Hadfield's goal with his work in terrestrial snails is --change to WAS
Thylacodes hadfieldi is a species of marine gastropod in the family Vermetidae that was described in 2007-- BY WHOM?
direct quote from the article: "The laboratory moved to its present building in 1972 under a state lease that runs until 2030, said laboratory director Michael Hadfield, noting it can be broken only if the property isn't being used as prescribed.
A zoology professor, he arrived in Hawaii in 1968 and worked four years at the Waikiki Aquarium until the then-new Kewalo Marine Laboratory was finished." Fugimus (talk) 23:48, 22 March 2023 (UTC)Reply
That's a bit different than how you've put it. MGH was an assistant professor in Zoology at UHM and used WAQ as a lab until KML was built.
The Star Bulletin article was by Helen Altonn (not just "Helen")--make that correction. Can you put in a direct link to the article or is it behind a fire wall? Akoawahine (talk) 00:20, 23 March 2023 (UTC)Reply
