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this blog is created specially for zoology students....
Myself Aditi S Shere-Kharwar, Asst Professor in Zoology is available to help and resolve all queries of students...

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  1. Unknown5 December 2016 at 07:33

    Respected mam,
    I want your help. I m FY.BSC. student from Nashik. Can u give me a notes & question bank of full syllabus. or can u guide me for study...? Waiting for your positive reply.

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  2. Madhu6 March 2018 at 04:29

    thank you so much mam

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  3. Madhu6 March 2018 at 04:31

    thanks Mam this is helpful

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