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(DSM #PL709) Mississippi has more petrified wood than any other state east of the Mississippi River.

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The White Tailed Deer is the second of two State Land Mammals of Mississippi.

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Here you can see two skulls, one male and one female, of the White Tailed Deer. Deer are common across North America and Central America.

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The Red Fox is one of two State Land Mammals of Mississippi.

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(Wildlife and Fisheries Comparative Collection) This skull and jaw of the red fox is missing many of its teeth.

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(Mississippi Entomological Museum ) Pinned specimen of the State Butterfly, Spicebush Swallowtail.

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The Honey Bee is the state insect of Mississippi.

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(Mississippi Entomological Museum ) Pinned specimen of the State Insect Apis mellifera the Honey Bee

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(Mississippi Entomological Museum ) Pinned specimen of the State Insect Apis mellifera the Honey Bee

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The Magnolia is seen throughout the Southeast and is known as a symbol of luck and stability.
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