Ancient cicada wings evolved to deal with evolutionary changes in birds, study suggests

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Oct 28, 2024, 11:30 am85 pts
A team of paleobiologists and zoologists at the Chinese Academy of Sciences, Linyi University and Wageningen University has found evidence that the evolution of insect-eating birds likely drove relatively swift changes to the wings of ancient cicadas. In their paper, published in Science Advances, the group…

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