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Appendix Workshop Participants MR. JACK ARTHUR, National Library of Medicine, NIH, Bethesda, Mary- land ADO. TOM CAMERON, National Cancer Institute, Bethesda, Maryland DR. BILL FARLAND, Office of Health and Environmental Assessment, Env'- ronmental Protection Agency DR. PAUL GARBE, Division of Chronic Disease Control, Centers for Dis- ease Control FOR. HANK GARDNER, United States Army Biomedical Research and Development Lab, Fort Detrick MR. RICH GERBER, Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry, Centers for Disease Control DR. JC)HN C. HARSHBARGER, Registry of Tumors in Lower Animals, Smithsonian Institution MS. VERA HUDSON, National Library of Medicine, NIH, Bethesda, Mary- land DR. WILL HUESTON, Department of Agriculture, Fort Collins, Colorado DR. ROY ING, Centers for Disease Control eDR. LONNIE KING, American Veterinary Medical Association, Washing- ton, D.C. eDR. DAVID KRONFELD, University of Pennsylvania eDR. DONALD LEIN, New York State College of Veterinary Medicine, Ith- aca DR. MARSHAL S. LEVINE, National Aeronautics and Space Administration DR. WILLIAM R. LOWER, Environmental Trace Substances Research Cen- ter, University of Missouri DR. JOHN F. MCCARTHY, Oak Ridge National Laboratory ADO. GAVIN MEERDINK, University of Arizona eDR. STEPHANIE OSTROWSKI, Centers for Disease Control NOR. DAVID PEAKALL, Canadian Wildlife Service, Ottawa DR. JERRY PETERS, Bethesda, Maryland 159

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160 ANIMALS AS SENTINELS FOR. JAMES RElSA, Board on Environmental Studies and Toxicology, Na- tional Research Council FOR. JOHN G. ROGERS, Fish and Wildlife Service, Arlington, Virginia DR. SHAHBEG S. SANDHU, Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle Park, North Carolina DR. STEPHEN SCHIFFER, Georgetown University Medical Center, Wash- ~ngton, D.C. NOR. ROBERT SCHNEIDER, Knights Landing, California FOR. CALVIN SClIWABE, School of Veterinary Medicine, University of California at Davis NOR. ROBERT SNYDER, Penrose Research Laboratory, Philadelphia DR. HARISH C. SIKKA, Great Lakes Laboratory, State University College at Buffalo DR. RICHARD H. TESKE, Food and Drug Administration NOR. HAROLD TRAMMEL, Illinois Animal Poison Information Center, Uni- versity of Illinois DR. BILL VAN DER SCHALIE, Fort Detrick FOR. USHA VARANASI, National Marine Fisheries Service, Seattle eDR. OILMAN VEITH, Environmental Protection Agency, Duluth IDS. MIKE WATERS, Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle Park, North Carolina ADD. JIM WILLEIT, National Institutes of Health *Workshop Speaker

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