manatee response

This topic submitted by matt mcwilliams ( mcwillmr@muohio.edu) at 5:49 PM on 5/1/08.

A beautiful Praying Mantis, SE Costa Rica!

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good outline, my only suggestion would be to get some journal articles for your information. check out ohiolink.edu it has a good deal of scholarly articles.


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