Environment
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Bug-Like Fossil From 500 million Years Ago Explain Evolutionary History of Spiders and Scorpions
Scientists discovered tiny bug-like fossils from 500 million years ago with "stunningly preserved nervous systems" that they believe might be related to modern-day spiders and scorpions.
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