- The name
Palaeoptera (from Gr**** παλαιός (palaiós 'old') + πτερόν (pterón 'wing')) has been
traditionally applied to
those ancestral groups of winged...
- Ephemeroptera. This
order is part of an
ancient group of
insects termed the
Palaeoptera,
which also
contains dragonflies and damselflies. Over 3,000 species...
- This is in
contrast with the more
basal orders of
winged insects (the "
Palaeoptera" ****emblage),
which are
unable to flex
their wings in this way. The taxon...
- This list of 2025 in
paleoentomology records new
fossil insect taxa that are to be
described during the year, as well as do****ents
significant paleoentomology...
-
being a
plesiomorphic trait.
These two
orders belong to the
infraclass Palaeoptera however,
which is not
included in Neoptera. As
opposed to Neoptera, they...
- from
within the Dicondylia,
alongside the Zygentoma. The
Pterygota (
Palaeoptera and Neoptera) are
winged and have
hardened plates on the
outside of their...
-
related to
mayflies and
several extinct orders in a
group called the
Palaeoptera, but this
grouping might be paraphyletic. What they do
share with mayflies...
- of
rather ancient hemimetabolous insects among the
Neoptera like the
Palaeoptera are
among insects as a whole. The
holometabolous Endopterygota seem to...
-
Palaeoptera...
-
first trees (the
progymnosperm Archaeopteris), and
first winged insects (
palaeoptera and neoptera).
Strophomenid and
atrypid brachiopods,
rugose and tabulate...
