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Viertler, Klopfstein &amp; Spasojevic sp.
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nov. (
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: Named after Lemuel Gulliver from Gullivers Travels, who was trapped despite his body size.
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: male (NMB F3742). Baltic amber. Location:
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: Well preserved, with only minor milky coatings on the clypeus. Additional spider inclusion and trichomes, probably from oaks.
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: The specimen is clearly placed in
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Gravenhorst, 1829
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. Also, the number of flagellomeres (Character #40), the shape of the anterior part of the pronotum with a longitudinal impression forming a channel (Character #47), and the position of the metacoxal cavity (Character #89) agree with
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. The combined-evidence analysis confirms the placement of the fossil in the extant genus
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with an attachment frequency of over 97% in the RoguePlot.
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: There are three other fossils described in the genus
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differs from
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by having a very large and non-petiolate areolet, a straight 2m-cu and veins 4Cu and 5Cu of similar length.
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?
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Scudder, 1890
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is preserved poorly and, according to a recent revision (
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), its body parts seem to belong to several insect specimens. In
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?
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the only characteristics matching
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are the partially visible fore wing venation and the debatable presence of rugae on the mesoscutum. So, comparing its wing venation with
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we find that
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<emphasis id="B93FEA87FFE0FFD7FCBB372C4138F888" box="[867,883,1882,1905]" italics="true" pageId="16" pageNumber="17">R</emphasis>
.?
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has a more elongate and non-petiolate areolet.
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Brues, 1906
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is described from a female specimen, which has
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6 and
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7 small and triangular, whereas
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is a male and has
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6 and
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7 similar in size as
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4 and
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6. Although the wings of
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are poorly preserved, the areolet appears to be open, in contrast to
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and all described extant
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species
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(exceptions in some small males (
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<emphasis id="B93FEA87FFE1FFD6FF7F376B4291F8C8" bold="true" box="[167,218,1821,1841]" pageId="17" pageNumber="18">Fig. 8</emphasis>
Holotype of
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Habitus of specimen, lateral view.
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Rugae dorsally on mesoscutum.
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Face, anterior view, partially hidden by spider inclusion and milky coatings.
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Face, more laterally with visible mandibles.
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First tergite on metasoma, lateral view.
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Head and mesoscutum, dorsal view.
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Interpretative drawing with an additional drawing of the propodeum and T1 in dorsal view, where photos and micro-CT scan were used as templates.Scale bar A: 2 mm, B and C: 1 mm, D: upper 1 mm, lower 2 mm
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: Body
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Face separated from clypeus, evenly convex. Mandibles bidentate, not twisted, apex width 0.58 × base width, about 1.5 × longer as base width; teeth appear chisel shaped, upper tooth length seems subequal to lower, width of upper tooth equal or slightly broader than lower. Malar space short, 0.3 × of mandible base width. Maxillary palps with five, labial palps with four segments. Clypeus flat, small, without transverse division, apical margin unclear. Labrum concealed. Apical tentorial pits normal sized. Inner orbits parallel in front view, straight opposite antennal sockets. Eyes without setae, height 0.86 × head height in lateral view. Ocelli normal sized. Genae smooth. Occipital carina present ventrally, appears absent dorsally; junction to hypostomal carina distant from mandibular base by about 0.6 × basal mandible. Vertex evenly rounded down to occipital carina. Antennae
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Pronotum rather short, about 0.68 × longer than deep; epomia appears complete; anterior part rather long, triangularly protruding laterally; longitudinally impressed, forming a channel. Mesoscutum with sharp transverse rugae, appears evenly pubescent; notauli short, not reaching mid length of mesoscutum, strongly converging and deeply impressed anteriorly. Scutellum more or less flat, lateral longitudinal carina seems absent. Mesopleuron flat; epicnemical carina curving anterior but seems not to reach anterior margin of mesopleuron; sternaulus absent. Mesopleural furrow more or less straight with a shallow horizontal impression. Mesosternum appears transverse in front of fore coxa, posterior transverse carina of mesosternum absent. Metapleuron 1.4 × longer than deep; submetapleural carina complete, anterior section unmodified; pleural carina present as distinct carina on whole length; juxtacoxal carina absent. Propodeum dorsally flattened, about as long as wide, hind margin simple; lateromedian carina absent; traces of lateral longitudinal carina posteriorly; anterior transverse carina absent; posterior transverse carina absent; spiracle oval, about 2.2 × longer than wide, separated from pleural carina by about its minimum diameter. Metacoxal cavity with dorsal margin above lower margin of metasomal foramen magnum.
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1; cell 2
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1 parallel-sided in dorsal view, 1.8 × as long as posteriorly wide, evenly but weakly rounded throughout whole length in lateral view; glymma present; latero-median carina absent. S1 about 0.5 ×
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2 1.1 × as long as posteriorly wide; latero-median carina absent; laterotergites creased but appear more or less absent.
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6 subquadrate in dorsal view.
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7 similar in size. S7 flat and evenly sclerotized. Apex of aedeagus appears dorsoventrally depressed.
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