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GEOLOGY OF THE BIG BEND AREA AND SOLITARIO DOME, TEXAS, 1986
Pages 139-140
Oldest Evidence of Wood Damage by Termites From the Upper Cretaceous of Big Bend National Park, Texas
David M. Rohr,
A. J. Boucot,
John Miller,
Maxine Abbott
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Wood-borings and insect frass from the Upper Cretaceous of Texas are interpreted to be the oldest known termite nest, the oldest known termite fecal pellets, and one of the few examples of trace fossil evidence of social behavior in insects.
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