Scientists in New York City are launching a project to discover new insect species, focusing on small critters like flies and wasps. The initiative involves collecting insects from Central Park and Prospect Park, sequencing their DNA, and collaborating with taxonomists to identify any new species. The project aims to contribute to the understanding of biodiversity and the importance of insect conservation.
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Scientists in New York City are launching a project to discover new insect species, focusing on small critters like flies and wasps. The initiative involves collecting insects from Central Park and Prospect Park, sequencing their DNA, and collaborating with taxonomists to identify any new species. The project aims to contribute to the understanding of biodiversity and the importance of insect conservation.
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