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Monarch Butterflies Fly Farther With White Spots: A New Study Reveals the Secrets of Their Amazing Migration
The new study, published in PLOS ONE suggests that the butterflies with more white spots are more successful at reaching their long-distance wintering destination.
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Gray Whale and Monarch Butterfly Face Extinction with Dropping Population
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Study Debunks Migration Mortality as Major Cause of Butterfly Monarch's Population Decline
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Monarch butterflies’ rapid population decline can lead to extinction in the coming decades, studiy says
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Long Migrations Weed Out Infected Monarch Butterflies
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Female Monarchs More Efficient Fliers Than Males, New Study Explains
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Monarch Butterflies May Make Endangered Species List
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