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Unidentified jumping bristletail exhibits extreme specialization in male external genitalia
Of these, 99% belong to Pterygota, which have acquired wings, while the remaining 1% consist of primitive groups collectively known as Apterygota. Apterygota, which have not yet evolved wings ...
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Unidentified jumping bristletail was found to have important evolutionary characteristics in insect reproductive behavior
Of these, 99% belong to Pterygota, which have acquired wings, while the remaining 1% consist of primitive groups collectively known as Apterygota. Apterygota, which have not yet evolved wings ...