- last time.
First gymnosperms.
First holometabolous, paraneopteran,
polyneopteran,
odonatopteran and
ephemeropteran insects and
first barnacles. First...
- or “simplifications” from the
primitive body-plan
found in
typical polyneopterans. Cerci, for example, are
entirely absent in all
living paraneopterans...
-
Xiphopterum (X. curvatum, X. sharovi) The
Grylloblattodea and
other basal polyneopterans of the
Madygen Formation (sometimes
described as
Eoblattida or Protorthoptera...
-
Caloneurodea is an
extinct order of
polyneopteran neopteran insects in the
superorder Orthopterida.
Caloneurodea is
known from
fossils found in North...
-
relationships of the Mantophasmatodea, with
comments on the
phylogeny of
polyneopteran orders (Insecta: Polyneoptera)".
Mitteilungen aus dem Geologisch-Paläontologischen...
- needed] This same
simple structure is seen in all of the
remaining Polyneopteran insect orders, with the
exception of the
Paraneoptera (Hemiptera, Thysanoptera...
-
Acutogordius tail
lobes in
comparison with Gordius.
Recorded hosts are
usually Polyneopteran insects such as
Orthoptera and Mantodea. The
Global Biodiversity Information...
- today. The
external phylogeny of
Embioptera has been debated, with the
polyneopteran order controversially classed in 2007 as a
sister group to both Zoraptera...
-
Bajanzhargalanidae is an
extinct family of
winged polyneopteran insects,
recorded from the
Permian and Jur****ic but not the Tri****ic. They are considered...
- †Paoliida
Order †Protorthoptera (Paraphyletic ****emblage of
basal and stem
polyneopterans)
Order †Sheimiodea
Order Zoraptera – 28 (Angel insects)
Order †Archelytroidea...
