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of Transbaikalia. ( 英 文 ). Golub V B;
Popov Yu A. Paleontological Journal,
2008, 42(1): 86-89 3 图 版 .
A new species of lace-bug Sinaldocader
ponomarenkoi sp. nov. (Tingidae:
Phatnomatini) is described from the
Lower Cretaceous Transbaikalian locality
Baissa. The new species differs from
the type species S. drakei Popov, 1989
from the Lower Cretaceous of Mongolia
in the well-developed lateral carinae of
pronotal disc and in the details of hemelytral
venation.
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以 色 列 Negve 的 白 垩 系 化 石 煤 层 组 合
中 发 现 的 短 暂 成 煤 证 据 = Evidence of
temporary mining in the Cretaceous fossil
mine assemblage of Negev, Israel.
( 英 文 ). Krassilov; Valentin A.. Insect
Science, 2008, 15(3): 285-290
Temporary mining is a peculiar behavioral
trait in leaf parasites requiring
adaptations of consecutive larval stages
to the endophytic and ectophytic life.
The first fossil evidence for the origin of
the trait comes from the Cretaceous (Turonian)
plant-insect locality of the
Negev Desert containing rich trace assemblages
of leaf parasites, including
blotch mines with leaf pieces cut out for
case construction, as well as attached
larval cases. The host plants are deciduous
broadleafs or aquatic angiosperms
with emergent leaves, suggesting that
initial acquisition of the habit might
have been related to leaf abscission and
the risk for the larva being chocked in
the mine during floods. Unlike tracks of
permanent miners, temporary mines
never co-occur on leaves with other type
mines, which attests to their effect of
enhancing plant resistance. Mine predation
appears to have been widespread in
the Cretaceous biotic community, suggesting
a possibility of top-down regulation
of mining habits at this early stage
of their evolutionary development.
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中 国 内 蒙 古 中 侏 罗 统 道 虎 沟 组 发 现 的
新 的 蜉 蝣 化 石 ( 昆 虫 纲 : 蜉 蝣 目 ) =
New fossil mayflies (Insecta : Ephemeroptera)
from the Middle Jurassic of
Daohugou, Inner Mongolia, China. ( 英
文 ). Huang Jian-Dong; Ren Dong; Sinitshenkova
Nina D; Shih Chung-Kun. Insect
Science, 2008, 15(2): 193-198
Jurassonurus amoenus, a new genus
and species of Siphlonuridae s. l. is described
from the Middle Jurassic Jiulongshan
Formation of the Daohugou
Village, Shantou Township, Ningcheng
County, Inner Mongolia, China. The
new species is established by more than
20 imago and subimago specimens in
relatively good condition. Detailed description
and illustration of the specimens
along with a review of fossil Siphlonuridae
s. l. are given. Comparing
with two known dominant nymph species
Fuyous gregarious Zhang and Kluge,
2007 and Shantous lacustri Zhang and
Kluge, 2007 from the same locality, we
could not find any relationship among
them. The new species is another dominant
species in Daohugou beds.
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瑞 典 Oland 中 寒 武 世 奇 异 虫 属
paradoxissimu 超 带 = The Middle
Cambrian Paradoxides paradoxissimus
Superzone on Oland, Sweden. ( 英 文 ).
Weidner T; Nielsen AT. GFF, 2009,
131(3): 253-268
Trilobites from the Middle Cambrian
Paradoxides paradoxissimus Superzone
on Oland are reviewed, including species
found in glacial erratic boulders in
Germany and Denmark. The fauna recorded
contains 20 species including 10
agnostids. The succession, up to 70m
thick, comprises the Aleklinta Member
of the Borgholm Formation (previously
known as the Paradoxissimus sandstone
or siltstone) and a thin overlying conglomerate,
here informally referred to as
the Morbylilla conglomerate, forming
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