Mona Miyagishima shows Jack McCann and Paul Flanagan, all from Bozeman, MT, how to use a Spreading Board in Mounting Moth Specimen.

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Photograph Title  Mona Miyagishima shows Jack McCann and Paul Flanagan, all from Bozeman, MT, how to use a Spreading Board in Mounting Moth Specimen. Photographer  Allison Lighthall Photographers Date Created  1894/2015 Abstract  Mona Miyagishima, 20, Billings, Montana, shows Jack McCann, 17, and Paul Flanagan, 16, both of Billings, how to use a spreading board in mounting a moth specimen. Mona is a junior leader in the entomology program. Type of Resource  still image Photograph Identifier  parc-001350.jpg Related Topics  Entomology--Study and teaching--Activity programs  4-H Clubs--Montana Keywords  insects, boys, students Photograph Identifier  parc-001350.jpg

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Mona Miyagishima shows Jack McCann and Paul Flanagan, all from Bozeman, MT, how to use a Spreading Board in Mounting Moth Specimen., Montana State University Historical Photos, Montana State University (MSU) Library, Bozeman, MT, https://n2t.net/ark:/75788/m4pn8xf4z

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