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arthropods
Palaeontology
Fossil of ancient three-eyed insect relative fills gap in animal evolution
Marine life
5,000 new animal species described living in dark ocean depths near Mexico, United States
Nature
Tropical insects are extremely sensitive to changing climates, especially changes in rainfall
Nature
Save the cockroach
History
Ancient fossilised brains give insight into the evolution of insects and spiders
Nature
The bugs in your teabag counted with eDNA
Palaeontology
Microscopic algae may have helped preserve 22.5-million-year-old spider fossils
Biology
Cute critter alert: watch a tardigrade go for a walk
Evolution
Five eyes and quite a story to tell
Palaeontology
Action in amber
Animals
Ticks and mites closer relatives than thought
Animals
Gallery: Arthropods see things differently
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