Joel Anderson - Natural Resource Specialist @texasparksandwildlife
Joel Anderson - Natural Resource Specialist @texasparksandwildlife
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Knowing the age of a fish can unlock all kinds of helpful information for scientists and researchers. Right now, to get an age scientists remove a bone called an otolith and count growth rings to find the age. But scientists like Texas Parks and Wildlife Natural Resource Specialist Joel Anderson are trying to find another way.
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Joel Anderson - Natural Resource Specialist

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