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This question wants you to actually go out and participate in a citizen science project.
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So this is where anybody can participate in a scientific research project.
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The example given is project monarch health.
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So project monarch health.
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And if you were to participate in this, then you would be encouraged to sample wild monarch butterflies for a parasite.
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So, where you to sign up, you would get a kit for catching these butterflies, and you would say where you bought it, etc.
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And they would see which regions of the us have the highest proportion of infected butterflies.
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So checking butterflies butterflies, or parasites throughout the us.
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So if you were to do this, what kind of things would you learn? so you would learn.
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First of all, the collaborative nature of science.
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In a lot of cases, projects require people from various areas to help each other, and science is not done by a single person, in many cases, it's done by a group...