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An 82-Year-Old Fossil Hunter Found a 150-Million-Year-Old Insect That May Redraw the Evolutionary Map
His fossils, collected over a decade at a Jurassic site in New South Wales, have revealed a new species of non-biting midge.
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This Amateur Fossil Hunter Discovered a 151-Million-Year-Old Insect—and It's a New Species
Amateur fossil hunter Robert Beattie has been searching for remnants of the past ever since he was a child. Now, some of his ...
Back in 1948, when he was just a boy, Beattie was vacationing with his family in New South Wales when he came upon a shell ...
A 151-million-year-old midge fossil from the Jurassic era revealed that freshwater insects might have first evolved in the ...
Small insects that inhabit some of the most remote parts of the United States are sending a strong message about climate change. New research suggests that changes in midge communities in some of ...
Scientists who sequenced the genome of the Antarctic midge suspect the genome’s small size -- the smallest in insects described to date -- can probably be explained by the midge’s adaptation to its ...
GRAND FORKS, N.D. — Few people in Upper Midwest had even heard of soybean gall midges until a few years ago, but now the insect is a growing threat to soybeans in the region. "This is an economically ...
Nick Teets (left) and Leslie Potts (right) on a 2018 trip to Antarctica. The two are now part of an international research team, being led by Teets, that are going to study Antarctic midges, which are ...
CLEVELAND, Ohio --Those blasted bugs are back -- but this time the pestilence has spread all over Northeast Ohio. Midges, those tiny, swarming insects that drove Joba Chamberlin and the Yankees from ...
If you've gone out for a walk or run on the paths near Milwaukee's Lake Michigan beaches in the past few weeks, it was likely interrupted by swarms of tiny, black insects. Often mistaken for ...
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