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Fig Wasp that Predates the Fig Baffles Scientists
The discovery of a fossilized wasp species with an appendage remarkably similar to that of more recent wasps known for laying eggs in figs has puzzled researchers because figs did not come to exist until 65 million years after the fossilized wasp was alive.
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