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Comparative Zoology.
Meganeuropsis americana,
discovered in Noble,
Oklahoma in 1940, is most
probably a
junior synonym of
Meganeuropsis permiana. It is represented...
- griffinflies) such as the
Carboniferous Meganeura monyi and the
Permian Meganeuropsis permiana are the
largest insect species ever known.
These creatures...
- 50
described species in Meganeuridae. This
family contain the
genus Meganeuropsis,
which is one of the
largest known insects.
These 21
genera belong to...
- a
group that
included one of the
largest insects that ever lived,
Meganeuropsis permiana from the
Early Permian, with a
wingspan around 750 mm (30 in)...
- late
Carboniferous Meganeura monyi and the even
larger early Permian Meganeuropsis permiana, with
wingspans of up to 71
centimetres (28 in). The forewings...
- (33–36 ft) Insect:
White witch moth – 28 cm (11.0 in)
Insect (extinct):
Meganeuropsis (relative of dragonflies) –
estimated up to 71 cm (28.0 in) Aircraft...
- the
largest members of the
order Meganisoptera, such as
Meganeura and
Meganeuropsis. It is the
largest known member of the
order Palaeodictyoptera, a group...
-
odonates and
their cousins,
including Paleozoic "giant dragonflies" like
Meganeuropsis permiana from the
Permian of
North America,
reached wing
spans of up...
- Palaeodictyopteroidea.: 399 In 1940 (in
Noble County, Oklahoma), a
fossil of
Meganeuropsis americana represented the
largest complete insect wing ever found. Juvenile...
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small compared to
other members of the
subfamily such as
Meganeura and
Meganeuropsis, both with
wings exceeding 250
millimetres (9.8 in) in length, and wingspans...
