Scientists have uncovered one of the most detailed and well-preserved nervous system fossils ever found.
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A 480 million year old fossil recently unearthed in Morocco fills in some of the evolutionary story for arthropods, members of the largest animal phylum on Earth.
A neuropeptide that regulates sexual activity and reproduction in insects has been identified by a team of entomologists…
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