I have an insect identification project due tomorro!?
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Go to Yahoo search and start entering different words until you find what you need.
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Here's a tip that might help you out. Don't wait until the day before your project is due to go on Yahoo and ask someone to do it for you.\n\nIt's called research. Do it.
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Boweavils.  Mites.  A variety of bugs that nest!
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In the US,insects can be identified by the Dept. of Agriculture,the Department of Natural Resources ,and by the UW Extension Offices.\n\nGood luck to you.\n\n~Z~
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i am an entomology graduate
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Try a mini ecosystem in a 2-liter coke bottle. Study it for a few months and see how it changes. Record what plants and animals you put in too.I suggest putting in some worms, moss, and an up-right plant
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some have the fly spanish but heres some to choose from>\nhttp://merchant.cboss.com/ProductList.asp?ID=00149OMCMJONMVGVXCDHOHIMNRHJYPMMXDRPVRFPZBWMDMLSRG&CategoryID=4010
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If you are talking about doing a project centered on diabetes, there are lots of options. Try being a little more specific in your question -- what kind of project you are looking to do? what class it's for? requirements for the project etc? \n\nI'll be glad to help you out anyway I can. I'm a grad student too so I know how it is trying to get all the projects done this time of the year. Good luck and best wishes....
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These links should do it for you.  Good luck with your project.
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In the sources I have listed below are keys to identifying trees.\n\nJust follow the instructions and good luck.
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what kind of project?, maybe i could help you, let me know...
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These websites should give you the information you need.  Good luck with whatever your project is.
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The best thing to do in your case if you are wanting to study this insect is to go to the websites of colleges in Georgia and see which school has some sort of entomology program. Or at least an invertebrate zoologist and see if they can capture a specimen. Also, get in contact with the state wildlife agency in Georgia (they can be called different things from state to state). They will probably have an entomologist on staff or at least refer you to someone in the state of Georgia that can help you. If your not from a university they may or may not help you but since your dealing with an insect they probably will as long as its not threatened or endangered. If it is your probably going to have to go through a lot of red tape.  I've had to contact the Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries for a particular snake I'm researching and they refered me to someone who is willing to help me out.
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Look up 'nematodes'.\nLook here too:
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A mulatto, an albino, a mosquito, my labido
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insecto (some people eat insects)
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what project\nplz tell me on oct7lib@yahoo.co.in\ni can help u