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Weaver nests and cereal ears
The State Darwin Museum in Moscow lists, on its page about its scientific collections, African weaver nests at different weaving stages, a red wood-ant nest in cross-section and cereal ears intended to illustrate genetics.
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Weaver nests at different stages of weaving
A red wood-ant nest in cross-section
Cereal ears for genetics displays
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What do the African weaver nests show?
The museum’s collections page lists nests at different stages of weaving.[1]
Which insect nest appears in cross-section?
A red wood-ant nest; the page also lists a common wasp nest.[1]
Why does the botanical collection include cereal ears?
According to the museum, the ear material of barley, wheat, rye and triticale is intended mainly to illustrate the laws of genetics in its exhibition.[1]
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