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Russian scientists discover world's oldest pollinators which are older than mosquitos of Jurassic Park

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Palaeontologists have found fossils of the oldest known insects and perhaps the world’s first-ever plant pollinators in Russia. The rare fossils of the earwig-like insects, known as tillyardembiids were discovered along the riverbank near the village of Chekarda in Russia. 

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Scientists discover fossils of oldest known potential pollinators

Remains of earwig-like insects discovered near village of Chekarda, Russia, covered in pollen

1 year ago·London, United Kingdom
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The IndependentThe Independent

Scientists uncover earliest insects covered in pollen from 280 million years ago

Researchers say these ancient insects, known as tillyardembiids, could be seen as a precursor to insect pollination.

1 year ago·London, United Kingdom
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Scientists uncover insects covered in pollen from 280,000,000 years ago

Palaeontologists in Russia discovered fossil remains of ancient earwig-like insects, known as tillyardembiids (Picture: PA) Scientists believe they have uncovered the earliest insects to be covered in pollen, dating back to around 280 million years ago. Palaeontologists in Russia discovered fossil remains of ancient earwig-like insects, known as tillyardembiids, in a lagoon near the village of Chekarda, about 1,600km from Moscow. These tillyard…

1 year ago·London, United Kingdom
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Scientists uncover earliest insects covered in pollen from 280 million years ago

Scientists believe they have uncovered the earliest insects to be covered in pollen, dating back to around 280 million years ago.

1 year ago·Ketley, United Kingdom
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Scientists uncover earliest insects covered in pollen from 280 million years ago

Researchers say these ancient insects, known as tillyardembiids, could be seen as a precursor to insect pollination.

1 year ago·London, United Kingdom
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Russian scientists discover world's oldest pollinators which are older than mosquitos of Jurassic Park

Palaeontologists have found fossils of the oldest known insects and perhaps the world’s first-ever plant pollinators in Russia. The rare fossils of the earwig-like insects, known as tillyardembiids were discovered along the riverbank near the village of Chekarda in Russia.  At 280 million years old, the specimens predate what were previously the earliest known pollen-covered insects by about 120 million years. It is also one of the oldest ever i

1 year ago·Noida, India
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