Psyllipsocidae Kolbe 1884

Key to the genera of Psyllipsocidae (for winged groups) 1. Hind wing absent..................................................................................... 2 - Hind wing present..................................................................................... 5 2. Forewing apex pointed................................................................................. 3 - Forewing apex rounded....................................................................... Globopsocus 3. Forewing veins well-developed, at least seven veins reaching wing margin (R 1, Rs, Ml, M 2, Cu 1, Cu 2, A 1)...... Psocathropos - Forewing veins reduced, fewer than seven veins reaching wing margin........................................... 4 4. Forewing Sc reduced.......................................................................... Dorypteryx - Forewing Sc not reduced.................................................................... Pseudorypteryx 5. Radial cell closed; pterostigma present.................................................................... 6 - Radial cell absent; pterostigma absent..................................................................... 7 6. Radial cell six-angled; pterostigma quadrangular................................................... Psyllipsocus - Radial cell five-angled; pterostigma triangular....................................................... Khatangia 7. Forewing veins not parallel............................................................... Libanopsyllipsocus - Forewing veins nearly parallel................................................................ Concavapsocus

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-05-22
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15627491
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Fossil Insects in Amber
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Abstract

Key to the genera of Psyllipsocidae (for winged groups) 1. Hind wing absent..................................................................................... 2 - Hind wing present..................................................................................... 5 2. Forewing apex pointed................................................................................. 3 - Forewing apex rounded....................................................................... Globopsocus 3. Forewing veins well-developed, at least seven veins reaching wing margin (R 1, Rs, Ml, M 2, Cu 1, Cu 2, A 1)...... Psocathropos - Forewing veins reduced, fewer than seven veins reaching wing margin........................................... 4 4. Forewing Sc reduced.......................................................................... Dorypteryx - Forewing Sc not reduced.................................................................... Pseudorypteryx 5. Radial cell closed; pterostigma present.................................................................... 6 - Radial cell absent; pterostigma absent..................................................................... 7 6. Radial cell six-angled; pterostigma quadrangular................................................... Psyllipsocus - Radial cell five-angled; pterostigma triangular....................................................... Khatangia 7. Forewing veins not parallel............................................................... Libanopsyllipsocus - Forewing veins nearly parallel................................................................ Concavapsocus

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Chinese Academy of Sciences (CN), Institute of Zoology (CN), Capital Normal University (CN)
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Fossil Insects in Amber
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