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Summary

English: Black bear

Photographer

English: NPS photo

Title

English: Black bear

Publisher

English: U.S. National Park Service

Description

English: A black bear tromps through the Alagnak River.

Keywords: subsistence; black bear; alaskasubsistence3

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d712d691-1dd8-b71b-0b33-929345739bdd

Source

English: NPGallery

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NPS Unit Code

AKR-S

Album(s)

English: Wildlife

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Image title	A black bear tromps through the Alagnak River.