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Poorly Camouflaged Insects Bring Cascade of Effects to Local Ecosystems
We've all heard of the butterfly effect -- where one small act leads to a chain of events that effects a much larger sphere -- but new research suggests there might also be a walking stick insect effect, or at least something like it, at play in ecosystems in California.
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