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A modern-day hoax could be responsible for a startling resurgence of weevil populations in Victorian England, an academic has claimed. A series of close-up photographs of a miniature version of the millipede was discovered in a Victorian cabinet at Oxford University, although nobody could claim to have identified it. Once its age and sex could not be determined, the portrait of a white, roughly circular brain was dubbed a “true skull” by an English family who created it as a Christmas present for their daughter in 1905. They thought the pictures would help teach their child to read and retain basic facts. But, scientists now believe that the reason the we