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1. Agriculture in wood wasps
   The most famous hymenopteran farmers are, without doubt, the attine ants. Rightly so, but they are not the only ones...

2. Agriculture in gall midges (Diptera)
   Flies, fungi, farming - sounds interesting? Read on if you want to learn about some rather different gall midges...

3. Agriculture in beetles
   Think of weevils and most likely you'll think of spoiled food. But some weevils have turned to farming...

4. Mitochondrial genome convergences
   Most likely, mitochondria have a single evolutionary origin, but that doesn't mean they are immune to convergence...

5. Dicyemids and chromidinids: enigmatic endoparasites
   Dicyemids and chromidinids are tiny, worm-like or 'vermiform' creatures that typically live inside the kidneys ('renal organs') of cephalopod molluscs such as octopus, squid and cuttlefish.

6. Chloroplast and mitochondrial plastid origins
   Not only are there intriguing parallels in the story of gene loss in chloroplasts and mitochondria, but there is also the re-invention of bacterial pathways, such as oxidation of quinols.

7. Beetles: insights into convergence
   The beetles are probably the most diverse animal group on earth, so it is not at all surprising that they provide many fascinating insights into convergence.

8. Agriculture in ants: leaf-cutters (attines) and non-attines
   In some species, special squads leave the nest early each day, ascend the tree-trunks and then spend hours cutting out pieces of leaf that are dropped to other units on the ground.