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An Insect Fossil in Amber Unravels the Mystery of Lacewing Evolution, Researchers Report
An extraordinary insect preserved in amber is opening our ears to a world of communication beyond our hearing. New research on an extinct katydid in the Natural History Museum's collection reveals that katydids have been using ultrasounds for millions of years to try and avoid predators hearing them.
Latest Research Articles
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Ancient Flowers Found Preserved in Amber at Dinosaurs’ Feet 99 Million Years Ago
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Ancient Insects Trapped in Amber Show How Little We Know About Holometabola Evolution
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World's Oldest Prehistoric Crab Perfectly Preserved in Amber for 100 Million Years
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Smallest Dinosaur Discovered in Amber
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99-Million-Year-Old Beetle Found Trapped In Amber
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Amazing Discovery: First 'Well-Preserved' Feathery Dinosaur Tail Found In Amber
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Prehistoric Explosive Pollen Release Caught Mid-Action
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Ancient Unknown Flower Shows Up in Amber. Poisonous, Too.
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Ants Were Engaged in Wars Even 99 Million Years Ago, Says Study
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Never-Before-Seen Salamander, Fixed in Amber, Caribbean
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Prehistoric Cockroaches Were Mantis-Like Monstrosities
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Dinos Tripped on Ancient Fungus, Fossils Hint
