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AMNH LC-II-B4: A partial larva that is missing the head and legs, but has seven abdominal segments largely to entirely preserved (portions of the anterior segments are lost at the amber surface on the right side) (fig. 8A). The dorsum of the abdomen is covered with a dense vestiture of long setae having short, thick plumosity; presence/absence of bare patches on tergites is not observable. The apical abdominal segments have tuπs of peculiar spear-shaped setae, which are very well preserved. These specialized setae have a bullet-shaped head that is hollow, with an asymmetrical, sharp basal rim; the setal shaπ has evenly spaced nodes, each node with a crenulated collar of small spines or tubercles (fig. 14F). Such setae, called hastisetae, allowed identification of the partial larva to the
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, and in fact hastisetae of this structure are confined to the subfamily
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Megatominae (
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, most similar to the genus
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. The hastisetae in extant dermestids are defensive, being dehiscent and snagging together when the larva is attacked, entangling the attacker (
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). There are 1300 living species of
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in 53 genera, well-known for their larval diet of dried animal remains (including carrion, and shed feathers, hairs, and skin in nests). The genus
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(also a megatomine) is the notorious museum pest that decimates unprotected collections of skins and pinned insects. The oldest putative dermestid is in Jurassic shale (
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), with definitive larvae and adults in Early Cretaceous amber from
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(
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), and the oldest
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from the mid-Cretaceous of
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) and Late Cretaceous of New Jersey (
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). Hastisetae of megatomine dermestids are preserved in Upper Albian–aged amber from
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). The ticks most likely acquired the hastisetae in the arboreal nest of a vertebrate host (
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). Diverse modern genera of dermestids occur in Eocene Baltic amber (e.g.,
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) and Miocene Dominican amber. The Chickaloon amber specimen is the most northerly fossil record of the
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, the prior ones being in Baltic amber.
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