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Jean Fleming

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Jean Fleming

New Zealand reproductive biologist, science communication advocate and environmentalist (born 1952)

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About Jean Fleming

Jean Sutherland Fleming is a New Zealand reproductive biologist, science communication advocate and environmentalist. She has been a professor emerita in science communication since her retirement from the University of Otago in 2014.

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Occupation: biologist, academic, science communicator, physiologist
Position held: professor emeritus, full professor
Citizenship: New Zealand
Born: 1952

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