Scientists who are trying to find causes for deformities in frogs found in Minnesota and other states are meeting at a national conference in Virginia organized by the Environmental Protection Agency. More than 50 scientists and EPA officials are trying to work out strategies for the summer's research. But the problem of the deformed frogs is intensely complicated and there are no clear answers. Minnesota Public Radio's Mary Losure reports from the conference.
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