Macrosiagon deuvein. sp. (Coleoptera: Ripiphoridae) from the French Eocene amber

Abstract

Abstract. Macrosiagon deuvei n. sp., the second fossil representative of this extant genus of Ripiphoridae: Ripiphorinae: Macrosiagonini is described from the lowermost Eocene amber of Oise (France). The new species is compared with the extant species of the genus. Taxonomic

The peril of dating beetles

“…A more detailed justification after Parham et al 's () criteria is provided in F ile S 3. References: 1, Kirejtshuk et al (); 2, Crowson (); 3, Tan et al (); 4, Kirejtshuk & Poinar (); 5, Ge et al (); 6, Prokin et al (2013a); 7, Cassola & Werner, (); 8, Cai et al (); 9, Cai et al (); 10, Fikáček et al (); 11, Nikolajev & Ren (); 12, Nikolajev & Ren (); 13, Bai et al (); 14, Jin et al (); 15, Pan et al (); 16, Cai et al (); 17, Peris et al (); 18, Prokin & Ren, (); 19, Cai et al (); 20, Peris et al (); 21, Peris et al (); 22, Kirejtshuk & Nel (); 23, Kirejtshuk et al (); 24, Perrichot et al (); 25, Batelka et al (); 26, Falin & Engel (); 27, Engel & Grimaldi (); 28, Liu et al (); 29, Grimaldi & Engel (); 30, Kirejtshuk et al (); 31, Liu et al (); 32, Yu et al (); 33, Cai et al (); 34, Wang et al (); 35, Poinar (); 36, Legalov (); 37, Kirejtshuk et al ().…”

Current knowledge of Coleoptera (Insecta) from the Lowermost Eocene Oise amber

“…This paper is the twelfth contribution to the knowledge of the fauna of Coleóptera from the Lowermost Eocene French amber collected in Oise falls (Batelka et al 2006;Buy & Kirejtschuk 2007;Kirejtshuk & Nel 2008Kirejtshuk et al 2010a,b,c;Montreuil & Nel 2010;Moseyko et al 2010;Kovalev et al 2012). It is a preliminary global analysis of the diversity of this order in this outcrop.…”

On the family- and genus-series nomina in Gyrinidae Latreille, 1810 (Coleoptera, Adephaga)

“…Current status for family-and genus-group nomina follows Miller & Bergsten (2012), while those of the subgenera follow Brinck (1955aBrinck ( -b, 1956. Current status for fossil taxa nomina follows Nel (1989) and Ponomarenko (2011). The current status for all available genera in the taxon formerly known as ENHYDRINI will now be DINEUTINI following this paper (see the discussion under ENHYDRINI).…”