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Archebittacus
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<emphasis id="9CACD0298621FFD4FF73FD19FED2FCB6" bold="true" box="[151,299,760,783]" pageId="1" pageNumber="386">Type species.</emphasis>
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<bibRefCitation id="CA4971CA8621FFD4FDEEFD19FD78FCB6" author="Riek" box="[522,641,760,783]" pageId="1" pageNumber="386" refString="Riek, E. F. (1955) Fossil insects from the Triassic beds at Mt. Crosby, Queensland. Australian Journal of Zoology, 3 (4), 654 - 691. https: // doi. org / 10.1071 / ZO 9550654" type="journal article" year="1955">Riek, 1955</bibRefCitation>
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, by original designation.
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Forewing sub-petiolate, base narrowed but not as much as in extant and most fossil genera; costal space without crossveins (humeral vein apparently not preserved); Sc simple, terminating just before level of R4+5 fork; one scr1 at level of primary fork of Rs; R1 with two short terminal branches, R1b evenly curved; pterostigma quite long, defined posteriorly by a fine, evenly curved groove; one pterostigmal crossvein, running to R2+3 not R2 (preserved only between pterostigmal groove and R2+3); one backwardly oblique r1r2+3; primary fork of R distal to level of separation of M and CuA; R2+3 with two branches; stem of Rs much shorter than its branches; primary fork of M slightly proximal to that of Rs; M with five branches, M3+4 fork distinctly proximal to that of M1+2, M4 deeply forked; mcu variable, running from M3+4 (
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) or M4 (
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); 1rm, m1+2m3, and mcua not aligned, quite discordantly oblique; apical fields of Rs and M with limited crossveins (although slight kinking detected in some longitudinal veins suggesting the presence of more than are preserved); stem of CuA oblique, fused with M for a very short distance; one, or possibly two, cuacup; 1A long, extending to level of primary fork of M; 1A and 2A more widely spaced than in extant and most fossil genera; 2A extending beyond level of the separation of M and CuA.
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<paragraph id="AE670C3B8621FFD4FF23FB5BFD43FA18" blockId="1.[151,1436,696,1580]" pageId="1" pageNumber="386">Hindwing shape and costal space as in forewing; Sc simple, shorter than in forewing, terminating proximal to primary fork of Rs; one apical scr1; relative positions of forks of main veins and terminations of 1A and 2A as in forewing; apex of R1 and pterostigmal area indistinctly preserved; Rs as in forewing; M with four branches, M3+4 fork distinctly proximal to that of M1+2; rm, im, and mcua not aligned, the latter two less oblique than in forewing; apical fields of Rs and M indistinctly preserved, crossveins not detectable; one cuacup; one cup1a; CuP and anal veins of usual bittacid form (CuP and 1A fused basally, 1A after separation from CuP forming a Y-vein with 1a2a), except 2A and 3A longer and more widely spaced; one 2a3a.</paragraph>
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As noted by
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,
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is most similar to the Jurassic
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<emphasis id="9CACD0298621FFD4FBECFA4DFB61FA7D" box="[1032,1176,1452,1476]" italics="true" pageId="1" pageNumber="386">Protobittacus</emphasis>
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(
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), but the forewing differs in the more proximal position of scr1, the presence of r1r2+3 (absent in
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), the crossvein between M and CuA originating from M3+4 or stem of M4 (from posterior branch of M
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), and in the presence of cuacup (absent in
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