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99-million-year-old amber reveals insect with mouthpart twice its body length
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A remarkable new insect species, Cretodorus noonoo, has been unearthed from 99 million-year-old amber found in Myanmar.
This intriguing species is linked to the Neazoniidae family, renowned for its extraordinary mouthparts.
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- A remarkable new insect species, Cretodorus noonoo, has been unearthed from 99 million-year-old amber found in Myanmar.
- Reported by Times of India and published Tue, 06 Oct 2026 09:28:44 UTC.
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99-million-year-old amber reveals insect with mouthpart twice its body length
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