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USGS Calling All Dead Butterflies, Moths in Six States

Citizens in six mid-US states are being asked to mail in deceased butterflies, moths and skippers to help US Geological Survey scientists establish a Lepidoptera Research Collection (LRC).

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Butterflies needed: U S Geological Survey asks Texans to mail insect samples for research

Butterflies needed: U S Geological Survey asks Texans to mail insect samples for research
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Kansans asked to submit samples of dead butterflies, moths for study

Kansans asked to submit samples of dead butterflies, moths for study
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These Kansas scientists want you to send in dead butterflies and moths No, really

These Kansas scientists want you to send in dead butterflies and moths No, really
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