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Notes Wesley R. Elsberry on 14 Jun 2006 01:51 pm

Scientists create hybrid butterfly species in lab

LONDON (Reuters) – Scientists said on Wednesday they have created a distinctive red and yellow butterfly in the laboratory by interbreeding two different species in a way similar to what they believe has occurred in nature.

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