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). Costal space not preserved. ScP relatively long; length from its termination to pterostigma probably less than pterostigma length. One poorly preserved crossvein between ScP, RA at termination of ScP; another crossvein closes pterostigma proximally. Pterostigma rather long; incorporated pterostigmal branches of RA not detected. Posterior trace of RA distad pterostigma zigzagged, with two branches: one closed pterostigma distally, other distad pterostigma. RA space nearly equal in width for most length, with five crossveins (two distad pterostigma).
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with three branches;
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1 dichotomously branched.
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2,
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3 simple. Nine intraradial crossveins irregularly arranged. Five radio-medial crossveins connect
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1, MA. MA dichotomously branched; one intra-MA crossvein. MP pectinately branched, with two branches; proximal branch deeply forked (alternatively, latter represents anterior trace of CuA). Three intramedian crossveins. Cu, anal veins not preserved. All longitudinal veins (except ScP, proximal RA) strongly zigzagged.
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<emphasis id="B94FEAA7FE0C371823C76CDEFEF3F977" bold="true" box="[151,275,1760,1782]" pageId="10" pageNumber="411">FIGURE 3.</emphasis>
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. Holotype PU 6385, EM 1.385. A, the specimen as preserved today. B, forewing. C, hind wing. FW, forewing; HW, hind wing. Scale bars = 4 mm (B, C to scale).
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wing
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long (as preserved; estimated complete length ca.
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),
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wide. Costal space narrow. ScP relatively long; length from its termination to pterostigma much less than pterostigma length. Subcostal veinlets simple widely spaced. In subcostal space, two crossveins detected; one near distal termination of ScP; another curved, closes pterostigma proximally. Pterostigma rather long. RA distally zigzagged, with four preserved branches: one incorporated branch not clearly visible; one closed pterostigma distally, other two short, distad pterostigma. Four crossveins between RA,
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; one in middle of pterostigma, two proximad, one distad. Anterior trace of
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shallowly forked distally, with three branches;
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1 dichotomously branched;
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2,
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3 simple. Seven intraradial crossvein detected. Five crossveins between
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, MA; 1r-m short, crossvein-like, slightly curved; connecting
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, MA relatively far distad origin of
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. M forked slightly proximad
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origin. MA deeply forked, at least anterior branch forked (posterior branch not completely preserved). MP pectinately branched, with two simple branches, simple stem. Three intramedian crossveins; one crossvein between branches of MP. Two crossveins between M and Cu/CuA. 1m-cu (M5) short, only slightly oblique; 2m-cu connects M before branching, CuA. CuA simple. CuP, anal veins not preserved. All longitudinal veins (except ScP, proximal RA, CuA) strongly zigzagged.
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PU 6385, EM 1.385, collected by the Princeton Scientific Expedition in 1877, deposited in
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. A poorly preserved male specimen, consisting today of two isolated parts: (1) an abdomen and incomplete forewing, and (1) a hind wing with hardly visible fragments of another wing which is impossible to identify. Verbatim label data: (1) [typed] “PU 6385 EM 1.385
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/ Florissant Fm., M. Olig. / Florissant, Teller Co, Color. / Princeton Sci. Exped. 1877 /
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, p. / 156157, pl. 14 fig. 1 / Princeton University Department of Geology”; (2) [hand written] “EM 1.385 is the
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of /
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/ fide Carpenter [s] letter. / D. Baird
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”. The specimen has black ink writing on the rock that says “PU / 6385”, “E M / 1.385.”, and a red label glued to the rock that says “
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locality.
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Florissant (precise collecting locality unknown).
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The
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was more complete when
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Scudder (1890: Pl. 14,
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described the species. It has been damaged since then, with a rather large potion now missing (
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A).
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