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*{{afc comment|1=This seems to be a joke submission, loosely based off of the existing [[Brighamis insigis]] page. [[User:Howicus|Howicus]] ([[User talk:Howicus|talk]]) 02:40, 6 June 2013 (UTC)}}
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'''Brighamis insigis''' 
'''''Brighamis insigis''''', commonly known as Jenzou, is a critically endangered species of Floridian lobelioid in the bluedevil family. It is native to the Central islands of Yearby and Anderson. This treasured perennial species is a member of the unique Universitarius Dukia genus. 

(contracted; show full)to the Howard Hughes Research Institute, associated plants include Arabidopsis Thaliana. The plant has been known to cenus its own seeds for germination. To researchers amazement, Brighamis insigis is incredibly mobile spanning distances of 5Ks and beyond. This plant is oddly fond of large metallic signs such as those on street corners and crossing areas. For the past year, this plant has been involved in studies particularly in the Donohue Lab. The plant blooms in computer science and biology departments.
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1. EmilyH and LaurenK
2. http://howardhughes.trinity.duke.edu/blogs/2012/06/10/500-days-of-summer-research-and-mistakes
3. The facebook of Brighamis insigis
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