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Destructive Termites Are Crossbreeding, Scientists Say

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SOUTH FLORIDA — Scientists have confirmed that two of the world’s most destructive invasive termite species are not only spreading in the United States but also hybridizing — the process of two different species crossbreeding to produce a hybrid.

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Destructive termites are crossbreeding, scientists say

SOUTH FLORIDA — Scientists have confirmed that two of the world’s most destructive invasive termite species are not only spreading in the United States but also hybridizing — the process of two different species crossbreeding to produce a hybrid.

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Scientists discover hybrid termite species in Florida

University of Florida scientists discovered two different termite species are breeding to create a hybrid termite.

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FOX13news broke the news in Florida, United States on Tuesday, May 27, 2025.
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