Prehistoric
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Amber-Trapped 'Attenborough' Locust Offers Evolutionary Insight
Researchers have just begun scouring through a massive collection of ancient amber, already finding some amazing things including the discovery of a 20-million-year-old sample of a locust that could fill an evolutionary gap in the fossil records.
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