What does ABGG stand for?

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Animal Behavior Graduate Group (University of California, Davis)

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Rather, the snakes are looking for immature squirrels, which they can kill and eat, said Rundus, who did the research while at the Animal Behavior Graduate Group at the University of California, Davis.

Calif. squirrels heat tails for defense