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Dear Members, I am currently writing a student research paper on "The coevolution of angiosperms and pollinators". In the course of doing my research I have come across work done by Stephen Hasoitis and the discovery of ancient bees nests found within the Morrison Formation in northeastern Arizona and have been in contact with him. Is there anyone out there who can shed additional light on the question, "which came first - angiosperms or bees? I have many other questions and would like to enter into dialog with knowledgeable individuals on this topic. I have long been an amateur naturalist interested in botany and bees. I am writing this paper in partial fulfillment of course requirements for a course in "Evolution and Earth History", which I am taking to satisfy New York state teacher certification criteria. Bob Anderson
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