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New Butterfly Pavilion exhibit examines the explosion of life from its beginnings – Broomfield Enterprise

A new exhibit at Butterfly Pavilion offers insight into the evolution of their invertebrate residents, as well as humans and other vertebrates.

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New Butterfly Pavilion exhibit examines the explosion of life from its beginnings – Colorado Hometown Weekly

New Butterfly Pavilion exhibit examines the explosion of life from its beginnings – Colorado Hometown Weekly
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New Butterfly Pavilion exhibit examines the explosion of life from its beginnings – Boulder Daily Camera

A new exhibit at Butterfly Pavilion offers insight into the evolution of their invertebrate residents, as well as humans and other vertebrates.

United statesDaniel meulemansPatrick tennysonDaniel medeirosAnna jonesSara stevensAssociation of zoosUniversity of colorado boulder department ecologyUniversity of colorado boulderNational science foundationButterfly pavilionSalmon pink tarantulaStaff photographerAnimal collectionsBuilding lifeColorado boulder department

Female barn swallows shown to prioritize the needs of their offspring over their own health

Female barn swallows shown to prioritize the needs of their offspring over their own health
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Building a nest in The Giving Tree

New CU Boulder research shows that even with increased physical costs, female barn swallows prioritize the needs of their offspring over their own health.

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