Eine weitere neue Breyeriiden-Art (Insecta: Palaeodictyoptera) aus dem Ober-Karbon von Osnabrück (Deutschland)

Brauckmann, Carsten; Herd, Karl Josef

doi:10.1127/njgpm/2000/2000/333

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“…Prokop et al . (2013) provided the most recent summary of the Breyeriidae, listing six genera based on wing venation ( Aviobreyeria Prokop Prokop, Tippeltová, Roques & Nel, 2013; Breyeria Borre, 1875; Hasala Brauckmann, 1995; Jugobreyeria Brauckmann, Koch & Kemper, 1985; Megaptiloides Handlirsch, 1906; and Stobbsia Handlirsch, 1908) and the description of a few immature wing pads. Records are only known from Euramerica and the chronostratigraphical range of this family is from Bashkirian to Gzhelian (Prokop et al .…”

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“…Among the genera of Breyeriidae, only Stobbsia and Hasala have ScP ending on the costal margin (Carpenter 1992; Brauckmann 1995). However, in Stobbsia this ends slightly behind the midwing, unlike in Vernooijia .…”

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“…This fossil has a wing venation pattern characteristic of Breyeriidae: veins RA/RP and stem of M basally very close, RP ending with five terminal branches, MA and CuA both simple, CuP distally forked, and a faint network of irregular cross-veins (Carpenter 1992). However, the long ScP ending close to the wing apex is a trait rarely present in Breyeridae, only found in Aviobreyeria (A. gracilis Prokop, Tippeltová, Roques & Nel, 2013), Hasala (H. inferiorsaxonica Brauckmann, 1995) and one species of Breyeria (B. harlemensis Brauckmann & Grö ning, 1996). However, the long ScP ending on the costa is a character present in members of the little known Graphiptilidae.…”

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New palaeodictyopterans from the Late Carboniferous of the UK (Insecta: Palaeodictyopterida)

Prokop

Pecharová

Jarzembowski

et al. 2016

Earth and Environmental Science Transactions of the Royal Socie

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New palaeodictyopterans, Vernooijia sassoonae gen. et sp. nov. (Breyeriidae) and Mazonopterumcooperi sp. nov. (Homoiopteridae) are described from the Middle Pennsylvanian (Westphalian D/Late Asturian) of Writhlington, near Radstock (UK). Based on the re-examination of venation in Breyeriaharlemensis, we propose the transfer of this species to the genus Vernooijia as V.harlemensis (Brauckmann & Gröning, 1996) comb. nov. We report the first record of Homaloneura sp. (Spilapteridae) from the Langsettian to Duckmantian of Coseley, Staffordshire. Additionally, we report a fragmentary wing from the Middle Pennsylvanian (late Westphalian D/early Cantabrian) of the Forest of Dean, Gloucestershire, tentatively belonging to the Lycocercidae. Our re-examination of a putative blattodean nymph described by Rolfe (1967) allows re-assignment to Palaeodictyoptera, as it has well-developed wing pads with a corrugated pattern of probably original tracheation and lacunal channels, identified as presumably nymphal exuvia of Idoptilus sp. Surprisingly, our study reveals the presence of three triangular caudal appendages bearing prominent lateral lamellae emerging from the terminal abdominal segment, previously unknown in other nymphs of Palaeodictyoptera. We assume that these lamellae were originally covered with dense setae and possibly represent modified caudal appendages in the form of tracheal gills, as known in the nymphs of damselflies (Odonata: Zygoptera). Thus, the scenario of a possible aquatic lifestyle for nymphs of at least some members of Palaeodictyoptera, as considered by Brongniart (1885, 1893) and Handlirsch (1906), cannot be definitely excluded.

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New palaeodictyopterans from the Late Carboniferous of the UK (Insecta: Palaeodictyopterida)

Prokop

Pecharová

Jarzembowski

et al. 2016

Earth and Environmental Science Transactions of the Royal Socie

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“…In den letzten 30 Jahren konnte aber eine sehr individuen-und artenreiche Fauna geborgen werden, wodurch insbesondere der Pies-berg heute zu den bedeutendsten Fundorten fur terrestrische Arthropoden des Karbons in Europa und vielleicht sogar in der Welt gehoren diirfte. Publiziert wurden vornehmlich Insektenfunde (Brauckmann 1983, 1995, Brauckmann & Herd 2000, die Bivalven wurden erstmals von Sorusch (1981), Schultka (1988) und Eagar et al (1998) erwahnt.…”

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Zur Palökologie der Euproopiden im Nordwestdeutschen Oberkarbon

Schultka

2000

Foss. Rec.

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Zusammenfassung AbstractSince 1860 articulated fossils of terrestrial taxa have been described from lower Westfalian D sediments of the Piesberg section near Osnabriick (northwestern Germany). In this paper 45 individuals of the genus Eupvoops, sampled from particular levels in the profile, are reported on for the first time. Analysis of the fossil material reveals new morphological detailsespecially setae densely covering the ventral side -that, combined with the geological setting of the profile, gives novel

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“…Remains of the giant arthropod Arthropleura have also been discovered (Brauckmann & Herd 2002). Insect remains from the Piesberg are mainly composed of isolated wings and wing fragments representing 21 species (Brauckmann 1983(Brauckmann , 1991(Brauckmann , 1995Brauckmann & Herd 2000Zessin 2006Zessin , 2008Béthoux & Herd 2009;Brauckmann et al 2009). About ten additional species remain to be described (A. Leipner, pers.…”

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Palaeozoic insect nymphs: new finds from the Piesberg quarry (Upper Carboniferous, Germany)

Haug¹,

Leipner²,

Wappler³

et al. 2013

Bull. Geosci.

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We report fragmentary specimens from the Piesberg quarry (Upper Carboniferous, Northwestern Germany) that represent exuviae of nymphal blattoids (Dictyoptera). Most of the remains are isolated abdomina, one specimen also preserves a wing pad. The specimens document two developmental stages and include the smallest Palaeozoic blattoid nymph found to date. The specimens from the Piesberg quarry closely resemble other Palaeozoic blattoid nymphs, for example, specimens from the famous Mazon Creek Lagerstätte (Upper Carboniferous, Illinois, USA), at least as far as external morphology is concerned. As for preservation, the specimens from the Piesberg quarry show strong resemblance to specimens from the Lower Permian Elmo Lagerstätte (Kansas and Oklahoma, USA). The two Lagerstätten, although differing in age, appear therefore to be interesting candidates for a palaeoecological comparison. The find of immature insects at the Piesberg quarry is another example of fossilised development in arthropods from this Lagerstätte, other examples are known from Euproops, Arthropleura and Aphantomartus pustulatus.

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Eine weitere neue Breyeriiden-Art (Insecta: Palaeodictyoptera) aus dem Ober-Karbon von Osnabrück (Deutschland)

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New palaeodictyopterans from the Late Carboniferous of the UK (Insecta: Palaeodictyopterida)

New palaeodictyopterans from the Late Carboniferous of the UK (Insecta: Palaeodictyopterida)

Zur Palökologie der Euproopiden im Nordwestdeutschen Oberkarbon

Palaeozoic insect nymphs: new finds from the Piesberg quarry (Upper Carboniferous, Germany)

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