Eric Hallerman

Professor/Chair of Fisheries and Wildlife Sciences, Virginia Tech University

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Professor and Chair of the Department of Fisheries and Wildlife Sciences at Virginia Tech University

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In much of the world, genetically engineered crops, including soybeans, corn and canola, are part of the basic diet.

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