Greetings all
I figured I would throw this question out to the community.  I am looking for a 
short term (a few weeks) biomarker that would stain the oral cavity of small 
Indian mongooses to monitor bait consumption.  We would rather not use 
Rhodamine B.  Does anyone know of any work done on bait uptake using some form 
of dye?  Ink was suggested, but had apparently been tried and only lasted a day 
or so.  Please reply offlist
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Any suggestions would be helpful.

Are Berentsen
Wildlife Biologist, Rabies Project
USDA National Wildlife Research Center
4101 LaPorte Ave.
Fort Collins, CO 80521
Ph: 970-266-6221
Fax: 970-266-6157
Mobile: 970-449-3602

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