The bugs and other critters Erika Iyengar’s students find in their water samples dictate their reactions. “If we go somewhere and find any stoneflies I go, ‘Woohoo,’” said Iyengar, a biology professor at Muhlenberg College. “Any mayflies, and I say, ‘Oh, this is pretty good.’” That’s because the…
Source: Morningcall
New maps tell story of water quality through bugs, slugs and snails
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