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  • William B. Hansen Presidente Tanglewood Research, Inc. Enviar correspondencia a/Correspondence to: William B. Hansen, Ph.D. President, Tanglewood Research. 420-A Gallimore Dairy Road. Greensboro, NC 27409. EE.UU. Telefono, Phone: 1-336-662-0090 .
  • Linda Dusenbury Investigadora Tanglewood Research, Inc.

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