International audiencePalaeoperilestes electronicus gen. et sp. nov. is the first perilestid damselfly described from mid-Cretaceous Burmese amber. This new damselfly can be attributed to the family Perilestidae by the midfork being distal of the subnodus and the base of IR2 quite near to the base of RP2, both features found in the extant genera Perilestes and Perissolestes. Palaeoperilestes electronicus gen. et sp. nov. has a strongly zigzagged IR1, however, differing from Perilestes and Perissolestes which have a straight IR1. The discovery not only adds to the diversity of damselflies in Burmese amber, but also puts the origin of Perilestidae back to at least the mid-Cretaceous
Three new fossil species from Burmese amber are described, one clearly in family Calamoceratidae, th...
Three new fossil species from Burmese amber are described, one clearly in family Calamoceratidae, th...
The fossil record of dragonfly relatives (Odonatoptera) dates back to the Carboniferous, yet knowled...
International audienceMesomegaloprepus magnificus gen. et sp. nov. (Odonata: Zygoptera) is described...
International audienceA new genus and species of stonefly is described and figured from the mid-Cret...
International audienceA new genus and species of stonefly is described and figured from the mid-Cret...
International audienceA new genus and species of stonefly is described and figured from the mid-Cret...
International audienceA new genus and species of stonefly is described and figured from the mid-Cret...
International audienceA new genus and species of stonefly is described and figured from the mid-Cret...
International audienceA new genus and species of stonefly is described and figured from the mid-Cret...
International audienceA new genus and species of stonefly is described and figured from the mid-Cret...
A new caddisfly (Trichoptera), Palaeopsilotreta xiai gen. et sp. nov. is described based on three we...
International audienceElectrohemiphlebia barucheli gen. et sp. nov. and Jordanhemiphlebia electronic...
International audienceElectrohemiphlebia barucheli gen. et sp. nov. and Jordanhemiphlebia electronic...
Three new fossil species from Burmese amber are described, one clearly in family Calamoceratidae, th...
Three new fossil species from Burmese amber are described, one clearly in family Calamoceratidae, th...
Three new fossil species from Burmese amber are described, one clearly in family Calamoceratidae, th...
The fossil record of dragonfly relatives (Odonatoptera) dates back to the Carboniferous, yet knowled...
International audienceMesomegaloprepus magnificus gen. et sp. nov. (Odonata: Zygoptera) is described...
International audienceA new genus and species of stonefly is described and figured from the mid-Cret...
International audienceA new genus and species of stonefly is described and figured from the mid-Cret...
International audienceA new genus and species of stonefly is described and figured from the mid-Cret...
International audienceA new genus and species of stonefly is described and figured from the mid-Cret...
International audienceA new genus and species of stonefly is described and figured from the mid-Cret...
International audienceA new genus and species of stonefly is described and figured from the mid-Cret...
International audienceA new genus and species of stonefly is described and figured from the mid-Cret...
A new caddisfly (Trichoptera), Palaeopsilotreta xiai gen. et sp. nov. is described based on three we...
International audienceElectrohemiphlebia barucheli gen. et sp. nov. and Jordanhemiphlebia electronic...
International audienceElectrohemiphlebia barucheli gen. et sp. nov. and Jordanhemiphlebia electronic...
Three new fossil species from Burmese amber are described, one clearly in family Calamoceratidae, th...
Three new fossil species from Burmese amber are described, one clearly in family Calamoceratidae, th...
Three new fossil species from Burmese amber are described, one clearly in family Calamoceratidae, th...
The fossil record of dragonfly relatives (Odonatoptera) dates back to the Carboniferous, yet knowled...