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Year 10 Students Explore Butterfly Morphology

Wider Curriculum students in the “Inspiring Nature” class have been thinking about the evolution of the peppered moth, camouflage and variation within species.
Year 10 Students Explore Butterfly Morphology
Year 10 Students Explore Butterfly Morphology

They collected data on variation between species but within the same superorder (Papilionoidea).

They used “butterfly rulers” 3D printed from the Natural History Museum outreach files to measure features on a number of different butterflies and observe these features using microscopes. Next lesson, students will be drawing conclusions from the data.

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