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Researchers name new species after singer

Researchers name new species after singer
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Taylor Swift Now Has a New Millipede Species Named After Her

A scientist and avowed Swiftie has named a new millipede species after Taylor Swift, dubbing the bug "Nannaria swiftae."

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Taylor Swift, the namesake of a new species of millipede

Taylor Swift, the namesake of a new species of millipede
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A lucky accident: How a new species of millipede was named after a Floyd County artist

Of all the creatures and things in the world, being named after a millipede isn’t something a lot of people think about. It seems like a once-in-a-lifetime deal, but it happened to one woman out of Floyd County.

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Newly discovered millipede, Nannaria hokie, lives at Virginia Tech

E-Mail IMAGE: The Hokie twisted-claw millipede is one of scores of millipedes that Entomologist Paul Marek has discovered and named over the years. view more Credit: Virginia Tech Hearing the words new species discovered may conjure images of deep caves, uncharted rainforests, or hidden oases in the desert. But the reality is that thousands of new species are discovered each year by enterprising scientists all over the world. Many of these new species do come from exotic locations, but more surprisingly, many come from just down the road, including the newest member of the Hokie Nation, the millipede Nannaria hokie.

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