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  • Beehive in Amber
    Collector's Item,  Dominican Republic

    Why is the beehive fossil no wasp nest?

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    Exposition why the fossil  is a honeycomb fossil being a stingless bee (Meliponini) nest rather than a wasp nest. Here’s Chat GPT's assessment of the strengths and potential weaknesses of the argument

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    Nothing similar has ever been found before. Without a doubt, this is a rare fossil of hexagonal cells and an interesting object of scientific study, especially for a museum or other specialized institution. The hexagonal enclosures in this piece of amber are one of the rarest finds. Bee hive or wasp nest? Some scientists have a hard time to accept that it is possible to find part of a bee hive in amber ( https://what-when-how.com/insects/wasps-insects/ – see below). But the fossil structure does not match known wasp nest properties. Please examine the details below and judge for yourself. Wasps make their nests out of the paper they produce. Bees make…

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