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Published figures:
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Scudder (1889: Pl. LIII
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;
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Emmel
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. (1992
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:
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/1);
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.
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This specimen is poorly preserved; according to
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this fossil is too poor for attempting an assignment to a particular family. Antennae with very gradually thickened club, which takes about 1/3 of the whole antennal length. If not for this character, the fossil could as well represent a non-papilionoid lepidopteran. Forelegs long, only a little shorter than middle legs. This is a plesiomorphic character found in
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,
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,
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females,
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females, and
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. It could place the fossil in the ancestry of any butterfly family. Since the head is small for
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and
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, the forewing is long for
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(ca.
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), and the palps long for
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thought the
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the most likely family for the fossil. Apparently the fossil has too few characters preserved to be of any use for phylogenetic research. I cannot find any evidence supporting the claim by
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Emmel
<emphasis id="B977EAD7285EFFC9F698F889FD93B718" box="[511,560,1805,1830]" italics="true" pageId="30" pageNumber="31">et al</emphasis>
. (1992)
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that the fossil “was closer to
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than any other living genus.”
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Apparently,
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Braby
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based their use of this fossil as calibration point in the phylogenetic tree of
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close to the origin of
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on the unsupported assumption of
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Emmel
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. (1992)
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(l.c.)—an unwarranted and probably erroneous assumption.
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