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2008-07-04  Entomology (Study of Bugs) - love bugs:   Dear Loren - The photo is too fuzzy to be certain, but they appear to be true bugs (Hemiptera), whereas 'love bugs,' in spite of their name, actually are a species of fly. Have a look at the boxelder bugs...
2008-07-04  Molecular Biology - molecular biology and organisms biology:   Hi there, Thanks for contacting me. To answer your questions: 1) yes, definitely there are other researchers who do other things. The field that is getting hot is to use molecular biology in zebra fish...
2008-07-04  Astronomy - IK Pegasi (HR 8210):   Hello, I think what the author is saying, is essentially similar to what I have been saying - that any supernova less than 1 kpc (= 1000 parsecs or 3200 light years) distant is nothing to fret over...
2008-07-04  Entomology (Study of Bugs) - love bugs:   Dear Loren - Unless someone smuggled a bunch of them up there, I would say "no." To the best of my knowledge, 'love bugs' (Plecia nearctica) have not been reported north of South Carolina. Could you take...
2008-07-04  Entomology (Study of Bugs) - yellowjackets ?-underground:   Allan: Please stop what you are doing! The insects you describe are SOLITARY female bees or wasps that are not going to sting anybody. They are way too busy going about their business to bother with...


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