Thunder Mountain science teacher Kristen Wells, right, University of Alaska Fairbanks Professor Dr. Shannon Atkinson, center, and doctoral UAF student Courtney Pegus present the finished skeletons of a beluga whale, top left, and walrus at TMHS on Thursday. Wells’ high school students received college credit for working on the semester-long project.
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