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The ninth paragraph of a report “To protect the glorious monarch” (“Newscape” page, November 27, 2007) was: “‘By even taking a single tree out near the butterfly colony, you allow heat to escape from the forest, and that then jeopardises the butterflies,’ said Lincoln Brower, a zoology professor at the University of Florida and Sweet Briar College in Sweet Briar, Virginia. Having who has studied the monarchs for 52 years, described the Michocan nesting grounds as ‘the Mecca of the whole insect world.’” It should have been “‘By even taking a single tree out near the butterfly colony … in Sweet Briar, Virginia. Brower, who has studied the monarchs for 52 years, described the Michocan nesting grounds as ‘the Mecca of the whole insect world.’”

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