What is the scientific name of the locust causing havoc currently in the horn of Africa?

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Q: According to IUCN red list, what is the status of red panda?

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Q: How does coal negatively impact the sea otters?

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Q: Why would increasing vegetation heterogeneity lead to increased species richness in birds?

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Q: Of what the breeding place of flamingo in india is most likely?

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Q: Write short notes on Thomas Park's (1948) Three Grain Beetle species (Tribolium confusum,T.casterum…

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Q: Why are insects dominant on the earth GLOBE?

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Q: The scientific name for the African rock python is Python sebae. Which name indicates its genus?

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Q: Can Human Behavior Affect the Evolution of Insect Pests?

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Q: Which national park is home to the famous musk deer or hangful?

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A: Binomial nomenclature of cats by defining the genus and species.

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Q: What is Brood parasitism? Give an example. What adaptation has evolved in this phenomenon?

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