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INPA

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INPAInstituto Nacional de Pesquisas da AmazĂ´nia (Portuguese: National Institute for Amazon Research, Brazil)
INPAIndiana News Photographers Association
INPAInterchangeable Numbering Plan Area
INPAIndian Naval Placement Agency (New Delhi, India)
INPAIndustria Nazionale Prodotti Alimentari (Italian: National Food Industry Products)
INPAInternational Newspaper Promotion Association


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EPA, that appears as collectors of some material, means Expedicao Permanente da Amazonia, a cooperative project between MZUSP, INPA and Museu Paraense Emilio Goeldi, Belem; NEAMB means Nucleo de Estudos Ambientais da Universidade Federal do Tocantins.
We are also thankful for logistical support provided by Luz Marina Arias, Chief of the INPA office in Cordoba, and to Evila Jarava Ossa for her collaboration.
I met polymath Warwick Kerr in 1969, when he was head of INPA, the National Institute of Amazon Research, a renowned river and rain-forest laboratory where several hundred scientists of many nations work at the forested edge of town.
 
 
 
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