Proneuronema Makarkin, Wedmann & Weiterschan 2016

Genus Proneuronema Makarkin, Wedmann & Weiterschan, 2016 Type species. Proneuronema minor Makarkin et al., 2016, by original designation. Emended diagnosis. All character states of the original diagnosis of Proneuronema (see Makarkin et al. 2016) occur in Proneuronema and Archibaldia. Proneuronema may be distinguished from Archibaldia by a combination of the following forewing character states [those of Archibaldia in brackets]: relatively small species with forewing 5.9–7.3 mm long [larger, forewing 7.9–14 mm long]; crossvein 1r-m absent [present; not detected in A. densistriata and A. gradata]; no crossvein between RA and RP1 or RP2 [one to three crossveins; poorly visible in A. densistriata; one detected between RP1 or RP 2 in A. gradata paratype, see Makarkin et al. 2016: Fig. 9A]; M forked once proximad third gradate series [dichotomously branched, i.e., three or more long branches originating proximad third gradate series]; CuP forked distad first gradate series [proximad first gradate series]; crossveins between branches of CuP proximad outer (fourth) gradate series absent [these crossveins are present; absent in A. gradata holotype, but present in paratype: Makarkin et al. 2016: Fig. 10A]. Species included. P. minor (Baltic amber), P. sidorchukae, and P. damzeni sp. nov. (Rovno amber).

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2024-11-20
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14248236
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Proneuronema Makarkin, Wedmann & Weiterschan 2016

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Proneuronema Makarkin, Wedmann & Weiterschan 2016

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Genus Proneuronema Makarkin, Wedmann & Weiterschan, 2016 Type species. Proneuronema minor Makarkin et al., 2016, by original designation. Emended diagnosis. All character states of the original diagnosis of Proneuronema (see Makarkin et al. 2016) occur in Proneuronema and Archibaldia. Proneuronema may be distinguished from Archibaldia by a combination of the following forewing character states [those of Archibaldia in brackets]: relatively small species with forewing 5.9–7.3 mm long [larger, forewing 7.9–14 mm long]; crossvein 1r-m absent [present; not detected in A. densistriata and A. gradata]; no crossvein between RA and RP1 or RP2 [one to three crossveins; poorly visible in A. densistriata; one detected between RP1 or RP 2 in A. gradata paratype, see Makarkin et al. 2016: Fig. 9A]; M forked once proximad third gradate series [dichotomously branched, i.e., three or more long branches originating proximad third gradate series]; CuP forked distad first gradate series [proximad first gradate series]; crossveins between branches of CuP proximad outer (fourth) gradate series absent [these crossveins are present; absent in A. gradata holotype, but present in paratype: Makarkin et al. 2016: Fig. 10A]. Species included. P. minor (Baltic amber), P. sidorchukae, and P. damzeni sp. nov. (Rovno amber).

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Senckenberg Research Institute and Natural History Museum Frankfurt/M (DE), Federal Scientific Center of the East Asia Terrestrial Biodiversity FEB RAS (RU)
Life in Land
Openalex Percentile: Top 39%
Global trade and economics
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