<i>Gedanohelea gerdesorum</i> in 54 million-year-old Cambay amber from India (IMAGE)

University of Bonn

<i>Gedanohelea gerdesorum</i> in 54 million-year-old Cambay amber from India

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The insects are only around a millimeter large and can often be found in Indian amber. Today, too, other biting midge species are widespread and well researched.

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(c) Foto: Arbeitsgruppe Prof. Ryszard Szadziewski/University of Gdansk (Polen)

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