Scientists create hybrid butterfly species

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Red and yellow hybrid created in lab is almost identical to a wild species found in Colombia.

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Is that like 'angine frutosus'; or white sox phone home?
by Stalin Hornsby June 16, 2006 1:48 PM PDT: I just want to run for my cheese head and tennis racked when I here "rippa".; Reply to this comment

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