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BEIJING, April 7 (Xinhua) The discovery of a group of water striders trapped in amber, engaged in copulation millions of years ago, has sparked excitement among scientists, providing a unique opportunity for researchers to gain insights into the behaviors of ancient insects.

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Chinese researchers reveal mating dynamics of ancient insects in amber -Xinhua

Chinese researchers reveal mating dynamics of ancient insects in amber -Xinhua
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Amber reveals mating behavior of cretaceous water striders

Amber reveals mating behavior of cretaceous water striders
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Fossil study reveals unique feeding habit of male mosquitoes

Fossil study reveals unique feeding habit of male mosquitoes
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Earliest mosquito fossil found in Lebanese amber, male mosquitoes were once leeching insects

A research team of the Nanjing Institute of Geology and Palaeontology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, have found a 130-million-year-old mosquito trapped in a Lebanese amber. For those in the know, the female mosquitoes are the leeching insects. However, this discovery indicates that the male mosquitoes were also once the leeching insects during the early stages in the evolution of the Culicidae family.

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