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The text includes several research briefs and updates in the field of entomology. One study focuses on the diversity of damselfly faecal bacterial assemblages. Another study examines the impact of introduced carrion-feeding flies on native species in the Galapagos Islands. A review explores the social behavior of earwigs and its implications for understanding the emergence of social life among insects. Additionally, there are articles on the evolution of a selfing syndrome in plants, the treatment of injured ants by their nestmates, and the bioinspired development of imaging sensors for UV detection. The text also mentions entomologists advocating for insect science on Capitol Hill and the establishment of a new pilot section within the Entomological Society of America. [Extracted from the article]