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THE APHID WHO CAME TO DINNER

BY DOUGLAS MAIN

@Douglas_Main

GOOD SCIENCE

MEAL TIME: This handsome adult meal moth is a representative of one of the roughly 600 species whose DNA was found in dust swabs taken from houses and apartments across the U.S.
MATT BERTONE
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