Diptera Sciaridae Attempting to Mate Homosexual Behavior

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Authentic Dominican Amber Fossil
Two Male Dark Winged Fungus Gnats (Diptera Sciaridae) attempting to mate
Homosexual behavior has been documented in a wide range of insects and spiders but the evolutionary causes are not well understood.
A Baltic Amber stone with two male midges (Diptera Chironomidae) in the same attitude was illustrated by A.J. Boucot and G. Poinar in “Fossil Behavior Compendium”, CRC Press,2010, pag.150, fig. 188. According to the Authors “When a female midge enters a male mating swarm, males sometimes become confused and attempt to mate with each other.”
Exceptional Highly Collectible Specimen
Complete Inclusions very well centered - Crystal Clear & Solid Amber Piece - Totally Covered by the Amber
22.2 x 14.9 x 9.1mm - 9.39Ct

AL40 True Male Diptera Sciaridae Attenting To Mate Dark Winged Fungus Gnats 8

AL40 True Male Diptera Sciaridae Attenting To Mate Dark Winged Fungus Gnats 10

AL40 True Male Diptera Sciaridae Attenting To Mate Dark Winged Fungus Gnats 3

AL40 True Male Diptera Sciaridae Attenting To Mate Dark Winged Fungus Gnats

AL40 True Male Diptera Sciaridae Attenting To Mate Dark Winged Fungus Gnats 11

AL40 True Male Diptera Sciaridae Attenting To Mate Dark Winged Fungus Gnats 12

AL40 True Male Diptera Sciaridae Attenting To Mate Dark Winged Fungus Gnats 5

AL40 True Male Diptera Sciaridae Attenting To Mate Dark Winged Fungus Gnats 7

AL40 True Male Diptera Sciaridae Attenting To Mate Dark Winged Fungus Gnats 9

AL40 True Male Diptera Sciaridae Attenting To Mate Dark Winged Fungus Gnats 2

AL40 True Male Diptera Sciaridae Attenting To Mate Dark Winged Fungus Gnats 4

AL40 True Male Diptera Sciaridae Attenting To Mate Dark Winged Fungus Gnats 6

Homosexual Behavior Males Diptera Sciaridae Attempting to Mate - Very Unique Specimen AL040