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Dan Dalgard A Doctor Of Veterinary Medicine Summary
Dan Dalgard
“A doctor of veterinary medicine...” (159)
“Dalgard was a tall man in his fifties , with metal-framed glasses, pale blue eyes, a shy mammer…”(159)
He is significant to the story because it was his job to take care of monkeys that are sick or need medical attention… he is the one who notices something weird about the monkeys and tells the usamrid the info.

An intern at the institute. He was 27 years old, a tall man with dark blue eyes and longish brown hair parted in the middle and hanging over his forehead. A nature lover since he spent a lot of time in the woods hunting. A goal oriented individual. He knew what he wanted and he went after it. Example from text is how his father took him to the institute as a child. He


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