Can anyone guess what this messy looking dissection is showing?
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The Agricultural Landscape Ecology (ALE) Lab is located in the Entomology Department at The Ohio State University in Wooster, OH. We study beneficial arthropods. We are interested in how disturbances within the landscape such as agricultural management practices, invasions of exotic species, and land use changes influence beneficial arthropods and the ecosystem services they provide such as pollination and herbivore suppression. In this blog we will post information about our research and outreach activities as well as current happenings in the lab.
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Book lungs, pyloric cecum...I give up!
ReplyDeleteA bee?????
ReplyDeleteAndy says I am wrong! He says it's a cockroach or cicada. How does he know?? I still guess a bee!
ReplyDeletePS If Andy is right, lets not tell him...hee hee!!
ReplyDeleteIt is a cockroach! This dissection is showing the muscles.
ReplyDeleteWell, maybe I'll let him know he's right........
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