But then the team started looking for more of these caterplles, all of which are covered in the physical parts of other insects and shed spider skins, and all around the spider’s nets. “We began to understand that these things were just being executed where the spiders were present,” said Rubiniff, who spent many years confirmed that it was really a rare new generation. “This is something you really want to make sure about because it’s not just incredible, it’s unimaginable.”
A genomic analysis confirmed the researchers’ doubts and shed some light on the potential evolutionary path of the bone collector. It may be that the bone caterpillar may have been discovered only by humans, but it is at least 5 million years old and possibly 12 million years old, which is predicted by the island Ohoo, which now lives especially in an area of about 15 square kilometers. Mountain of waiting. No other known member of the same lineage has yet been found, which shows that the species originated on the elementary island in a chain that has ended.
Costume for success
Why do caterpillar do this? “This is the decoration or dying situation,” Robinov said. “In evolutionary history, those who did not decorate their affairs were probably removed from the Jane’s pool very quickly. But some of them began to add bugs and spider bits in their affairs and survived. The selection would attract them to detect these bits and use them as a jump.
Bone collecting larvae in the web.
Robinf Lab/University of Hawaii, Manawa
Bone collecting larvae in the web.
Robinf Lab/University of Hawaii, Manawa
Bone collector caterpillar and portable case (right) pandas adult women (left), decorated with larvae ants, bark burning, hunger and flies.
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Bone collector caterpillar and portable case (right) pandas adult women (left), decorated with larvae ants, bark burning, hunger and flies.
D. Robinov et al.
Bone collector cases.
Robinf Lab/University of Hawaii, Manawa
Bone collector cases.
Robinf Lab/University of Hawaii, Manawa
Bone collector caterpillar and portable case (right) pandas adult women (left), decorated with larvae ants, bark burning, hunger and flies.
D. Robinov et al.
Bone collector cases.
Robinf Lab/University of Hawaii, Manawa
It is a rotation, a dirty type of treasure, because setting the physical organs in a very systematic manner will defeat the purpose of a fashionable jump because they crawl around the three -dimensional cobbies they deserve. “They are not going to walk the Titrip between the two trees. They are hidden in a slight hole in a log where the cobbs are present,” Robinov said. “A spider detects vibrations in the web, runs away to catch his prey, smells himself and suffers from hunting, and assumes that there is nothing new to eat.”