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CENTIPEDE
Age: 45 million years
Period: Eocene
Location: Baltic States, Jantarny, Russia
The centipede in this 45-million-year-old Baltic amber is completely identi-
cal to present-day specimens. The very oldest centipede fossils date back to
the Devonian period, making them around 400 million years old. This
shows that centipedes have existed over the last 400 million years, without
undergoing evolution, with all the advanced systems they still possess.
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