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I looked up 'hypopagea' as I had no clue what it means and couldn't fin=
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From: kenmcken@eastlink.ca
To: naturens@chebucto.ns.ca
Subject: [NatureNS] Pictou Co. Naturalists presentation - Tues. March 31 6:=
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Date: Mon=2C 30 Mar 2015 11:36:54 -0300
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Ken McKenna
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Pictou County Naturalist =0A=
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teacher Randy Lauff as they present findings on research into insects activ=
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likely get one of two answers: 'They die.' or 'They go dormant.' In reality=
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days in winter. However=2C those insects reflect a mere pittance of the act=
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of a video clip from a Barred Owl family from last year with Steve Vines. =
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sense=2C was 'hypophloeodal'=2C 'hypophloeodic' or 'hypophloeous' =3Bal=
l of which apparently mean "living or growing beneath bark=2C as insect lar=
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do find snowfleas=2C winter stoneflies and snow scorpionflies active on mil=
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days in winter. However=2C those insects reflect a mere pittance of the act=
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winter-active insects?  =3BIn hypopagea=2C of course!" =3B </font><=
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