Xyelocerus abruptus Sun, Rasnitsyn, Zhuang & Shih 2024, sp. nov.

Xyelocerus abruptus Sun, Rasnitsyn, Zhuang & Shih, sp. nov. (Fig. 1) http://zoobank.org/ urn:lsid:zoobank.org:act: 4F22E9A3- FA40-459D-A8EE-A21B31CEE004 Diagnosis: Forewing with pterostigma sclerotized. Vein Sc present* forming kink to R and touching it in a point at level of 1-M base* or preserving dot-like short Sc 2 * and with Sc 1 oblique crossvein-like. 1-M bent before 1-Rs* five times as long as 1-Rs. Rs+M* 1m-cu* and 2-Cu of subequal length. Etymology: The species name is derived from the Latin word ‘abruptus’* meaning suddenly steep* referring to the kink of Sc before touching R. Material: Holotype * CNU-HYM-NN2022311. Paratypes: CNU-HYM-NN2022312; CNU-HYM-NN2022313; CNU-HYM-NN2022314; CNU-HYM-NN2022315 (poorly preserved* sex unknown); CNU-HYM-NN2022316 (poorly preserved* sex unknown). Locality and horizon: Latest Middle Jurassic (late Callovian)* Jiulongshan Formation; Daohugou Village * Wuhua Township* Ningcheng County * Chifeng City * Inner Mongolia * China. Description (Fig. 1A–C): Holotype * CNU-HYM-NN2022311. Very incompletely preserved. Sex unknown. Body length 12.8 mm * with abdomen partly preserved. Head: Temples convex* extending lateral beyond eyes. Antenna incompletely preserved. Forewing: Left forewing length 11.4 mm as preserved. Pterostigma fully sclerotized. Sc forming kink and touching R in a point at level of 1-M base; Sc 1 oblique (Fig. 1C). Two adventitious ‘1-Rs’ present before true one in left forewing* forming two small cells. 1-M (1.88 mm) straight and ~6.2 times as long as 1-Rs (0.30 mm). Vein M+Cu slightly bent. Crossvein 1r-rs shorter than 2-RS. Cell 1r small* 1mcu large* Rs+M* 1m-cu and 2-Cu of subequal length. Legs: Left hind tibia narrow* 5.3 mm long. Paratype CNU-HYM-NN2022312 (Fig.1D, E) Sex unknown. Very incompletely preserved* preserved similar to holotype. Paratype CNU-HYM-NN2022313 (Fig. 1F, G) Female. Generally similar to holotype. Head and thorax dorsally coarsely punctated. Adventitious ‘1-Rs’ present before true one in right forewing (Fig. 1G)* forming a small cell. Body length 19.9 mm * right forewing length 15.6 mm * ovipositor length 3.4 mm. Paratype CNU-HYM-NN2022314 p/c (part and counterpart) (Fig.1H, I) Sex unknown. Body and wings very incompletely preserved. As preserved* similar to holotype. Adventitious ‘1-Rs’ present before true one in right forewing (Fig. 1I)* forming a small cell. Right forewing length 14.8 mm as preserved.

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Xyelocerus abruptus Sun, Rasnitsyn, Zhuang & Shih 2024, sp. nov.

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Evolution and Paleontology Studies
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Xyelocerus abruptus Sun, Rasnitsyn, Zhuang & Shih 2024, sp. nov.

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Xyelocerus abruptus Sun, Rasnitsyn, Zhuang & Shih, sp. nov. (Fig. 1) http://zoobank.org/ urn:lsid:zoobank.org:act: 4F22E9A3- FA40-459D-A8EE-A21B31CEE004 Diagnosis: Forewing with pterostigma sclerotized. Vein Sc present* forming kink to R and touching it in a point at level of 1-M base* or preserving dot-like short Sc 2 * and with Sc 1 oblique crossvein-like. 1-M bent before 1-Rs* five times as long as 1-Rs. Rs+M* 1m-cu* and 2-Cu of subequal length. Etymology: The species name is derived from the Latin word ‘abruptus’* meaning suddenly steep* referring to the kink of Sc before touching R. Material: Holotype * CNU-HYM-NN2022311. Paratypes: CNU-HYM-NN2022312; CNU-HYM-NN2022313; CNU-HYM-NN2022314; CNU-HYM-NN2022315 (poorly preserved* sex unknown); CNU-HYM-NN2022316 (poorly preserved* sex unknown). Locality and horizon: Latest Middle Jurassic (late Callovian)* Jiulongshan Formation; Daohugou Village * Wuhua Township* Ningcheng County * Chifeng City * Inner Mongolia * China. Description (Fig. 1A–C): Holotype * CNU-HYM-NN2022311. Very incompletely preserved. Sex unknown. Body length 12.8 mm * with abdomen partly preserved. Head: Temples convex* extending lateral beyond eyes. Antenna incompletely preserved. Forewing: Left forewing length 11.4 mm as preserved. Pterostigma fully sclerotized. Sc forming kink and touching R in a point at level of 1-M base; Sc 1 oblique (Fig. 1C). Two adventitious ‘1-Rs’ present before true one in left forewing* forming two small cells. 1-M (1.88 mm) straight and ~6.2 times as long as 1-Rs (0.30 mm). Vein M+Cu slightly bent. Crossvein 1r-rs shorter than 2-RS. Cell 1r small* 1mcu large* Rs+M* 1m-cu and 2-Cu of subequal length. Legs: Left hind tibia narrow* 5.3 mm long. Paratype CNU-HYM-NN2022312 (Fig.1D, E) Sex unknown. Very incompletely preserved* preserved similar to holotype. Paratype CNU-HYM-NN2022313 (Fig. 1F, G) Female. Generally similar to holotype. Head and thorax dorsally coarsely punctated. Adventitious ‘1-Rs’ present before true one in right forewing (Fig. 1G)* forming a small cell. Body length 19.9 mm * right forewing length 15.6 mm * ovipositor length 3.4 mm. Paratype CNU-HYM-NN2022314 p/c (part and counterpart) (Fig.1H, I) Sex unknown. Body and wings very incompletely preserved. As preserved* similar to holotype. Adventitious ‘1-Rs’ present before true one in right forewing (Fig. 1I)* forming a small cell. Right forewing length 14.8 mm as preserved.

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Natural History Museum (GB), National Museum of Natural History (US), Senckenberg Research Institute and Natural History Museum Frankfurt/M (DE), Capital Normal University (CN)
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