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Crush-resistant air sacs allow insect larvae to exploit aquatic habitats at extreme depth

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By Nathan R. Zemke, Zoë Grant, Yubao Cheng, Evan McKenzie, Roland Proud, Philip Matthews, Maxon J. R. Ngochera, Joseph Chombo, Hayley McLennan, Tahnee Ames
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Editor’s summary Abstract Supplementary Materials References and Notes Information & Authors Metrics & Citations Check Access References Figures Tables Media Share Editor’s summary Insects have colonized nearly every environment on earth, including the poles, high elevations, and fresh waters. They are conspicuously absent from the deep sea, however. One hypothesis for this is that their tracheal system would collapse at depth during vertical migrations to avoid predators. McKenzie et al.
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