Their findings show that Myrmeleontiformia did not gain considerable morphological novelty during the subsequent 100 million years ...
The findings suggested that fossorial specializations evolved more than once across Myrmeleontiformia from arboreal ancestors.
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> Their findings show that Myrmeleontiformia did not gain considerable morphological novelty during the subsequent 100 million years ...
> The findings suggested that fossorial specializations evolved more than once across Myrmeleontiformia from arboreal ancestors.
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