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Description: This week’s segment talks about the Fibonacci sequence: what it is and how it relates to nature! Jason Ramsay-Brown from the Toronto Field Naturalists joins host Bryce Turner.

Fibonacci Sequence

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Toronto Nature Now Ep. 25: Fibonacci Sequence

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