t wo new species of snakefly (insecta: raphidioptera) from the lower cretaceous of england and spain with a review of other fossil raphidiopterans from the Jurassic/cretaceous transition
t wo new species of snakefly (insecta: raphidioptera) from the lower cretaceous of england and spain with a review of other fossil raphidiopterans from the Jurassic/cretaceous transition
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2008
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James E. Jepson;E. Jarzembowski;Bentlif Art Gallery
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James E. Jepson;E. Jarzembowski;Bentlif Art Gallery
Two new species of snakefly (Insecta: Raphidioptera, Mesoraphidiidae) are described from the Weald Clay of the Wealden Supergroup, southern England and the Lithographic Limestone of Montsec, Spain. Proraphidia hopkinsi sp. nov. is the first species of snakefly to be described from the Wealden and P. gomezi sp. nov. is the first snakefly to be formally described from Montsec. These species extend the range of the genus Proraphidia across the Jurassic/Cretaceous boundary and its geographical range from Kazakhstan to England and Spain. A review of the snakefly families and genera involved in the Jurassic/Cretaceous transition is given.