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answer to question about migration in Wisconsin
Student Computer (school@ssfrancis.org)Mon, 20 Sep 1999 08:58:29 +0000
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Question: Why do ou think so many monarchs were reported from Wisconsin
at longitude 87 degrees west?
Answer: We think that alot of monarchs migrate from Wisconsin because
its way up north and it can get really cold in the winter.
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Question: Why do ou think so many monarchs were reported
from Wisconsin at longitude 87 degrees west?
Answer: We think that alot of monarchs migrate from Wisconsin because its way up north and it can get really cold in the winter.
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