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The USGS wants dead butterflies from Alabama

The USGS wants dead butterflies from Alabama
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The USGS wants dead butterflies from Alabama

The USGS wants dead butterflies from Alabama
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The USGS wants dead butterflies from Alabama

The USGS wants dead butterflies from Alabama
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Butterfly Collapse Spurs New Investigation in Kansas

A Kansas scientist has launched a landmark study focused on the collapse of butterfly populations. She's asking folks to mail her dead butterflies.

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Wanted: Bugs — dead, not alive - Wilson County News

That’s right. The U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) is asking citizens in six mid-U.S. states to mail in deceased butterflies, moths, and skippers to help USGS scientists establish a Lepidoptera Research Collection (LRC). The six states in the survey are Alabama, Georgia, Kansas, Nebraska, Oklahoma, and Texas. These specimens will help USGS scientists identify contaminants and

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