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Yes lots! The best place to look is in amber, and the most complete reference for this is a book called 'Life in Amber' by George Poinar Jr. 1992, from which the following examples are taken: fungi on insects - poinar and thomas 1982, 1984 fungi on nematode - jansson and poinar 1986 mites -schlee and glockner 1978, poinar 1985, poinar et al. 1991, poinar 1988 nematodes - poinar 1984a, 1984b, 1991 ticks - weidner, 1964 keilbach, 1982 parasitoid wasps - brues 1923, 1933 1939. poinar & thomas 1982. Mycologia, 74:332-4 poinar & thomas 1984. Experientia 40: 578-9 jansson & poinar 1986. Trans.British Mycol.Soc. 87:471-4 schlee & glockner 1978. Stuttgarter Beitr. Naturk. (serie C) 8: 72pp. poinar 1985. Inter. J. Acarology 11:37-8 poinar, treat and southcott. 1991. Experientia 47: 210-12 poinar 1988a. Ezperientia 44: 88-9 poinar 1984a. Revue Nematol. 7: 201-3 poinar 1984b J. Parasitology 70: 306-8 poinar 1991 Rev. de Nematologie 14: 565-80 weidner, 1964 Veroff.Uberseemus. Bremen 3: 143-51 keilbach 1982. Deut. Entomol. Zeit. N.F. 29: 129-286, 301-491 brues 1923. Proc. Amer. Acad. Sci., Boston 58: 327-46 _ 1933. Bernstein-Forschungen 4-178 _ 1939 Ann. Entomol. Soc. Amer. 32: 251-63
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