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    My Bug Report: By: Jay Hamlin Year 4

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    The document describes the lifecycle of butterflies including the egg, larva, pupa, and adult stages as well as the typical growth cycle durations. It notes that monarch butterflies can fly up to 3,000 miles during their migration from Mexico to the northern United States and southern Canada. The document also provides estimates for the number of beetle species, ranging from 0.5 million to 4 million, and mentions the cotton boll weevil.

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    The document describes the lifecycle of butterflies including the egg, larva, pupa, and adult stages as well as the typical growth cycle durations. It notes that monarch butterflies can fly up to 3,000 miles during their migration from Mexico to the northern United States and southern Canada. The document also provides estimates for the number of beetle species, ranging from 0.5 million to 4 million, and mentions the cotton boll weevil.

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    My bug report

    By: Jay Hamlin


    Year 4
    Butterfly lifecycle

    Egg

    Adult Larva

    Pupa
    Morpho butterfly
    Growth Cycle
    Adult 4.8

    Pupa 0.8

    Larva 3.2

    Egg 1.2
    How far can they fly?

    2500-3000 miles

    Monarchs fly from


    Mexico to northern USA
    (and even southern
    Canada)
    Beetle

    12M species (initial est.)

    4M (upper bound)
    0.85M (lower
    bound)
    0.5M
    (remaining
    )

    Cotton boll weevil

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