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Clay and pastry caterpillars in science education
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Pastry caterpillars: a tool to teach evolution by natural selection Last week Jay Fitzsimmons over at the Canadian Field-Naturalist Blog ...

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Labels: education, evolution, outreach

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BAD PORTRAIT Times Two!
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I may not know a lot about art, but I know what I like... Bad Portrait of 5th instar Papilio canadensis caterpillar. Painted by Mandy ...

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