A revision of Eocene Bittacidae (Mecoptera) from Baltic amber, with the description of a new species Author Krzemiński, Wieslaw text African Invertebrates 2007 2007-04-30 48 1 153 162 journal article 58036 10.5281/zenodo.7910107 c3b725f7-5bd4-440f-8808-bc172f9067e8 2305-2562 7910107 Hylobittacus minimus (Carpenter, 1954) , comb. n. Figs 5 , 7C Bittacus minimus : Carpenter 1954: 39 , fig. 4D. Diagnosis: Separated from all species of Hylobittacus in Baltic amber by a combination of: Sc ending opposite fork of Rs and epiandrial lobe broad basally. Redescription: Forewing (based on specimen 674/2, Fig. 5B ) 13 mm long; single pterostigmal cross-vein; Sc ending opposite fork of Rs; cubital cross-vein far before fork of Mb; no additional cross-veins in distal radial and medial cells. Male genitalia ( Figs 5A–C , 7C ): epiandrial lobe short, without dorsal incision, broad basally; basistyle small, rather narrow. Holotype (examined): MCZ 5205 (old no. 5113), male, condition as in Carpenter (1954). Other material examined: DEIM 674/2, male with only two wings, fragment of thorax and abdomen partially obscured by milky cloud (Hoffeins coll.); BMNH In. 18855, entire female partially obscured by milky cloud; MP 1/3/552/04, poorly preserved female, only three wings and fragments of legs recognisable, abdomen obscured by milky cloud.