Descrição do pupário de Chlamydonotum nigreradiatum Lindner (Diptera: Stratiomyidae) da lha da Marambaia, Mangaratiba, RJ

Xerez, Roberto de; Garcia, Emerson R.

doi:10.1590/s1519-566x2008000500011

“…or bent position will heavily bias the morphospace. Full -body images of the larvae were obtained from numerous published sources (Schremmer 1951;Hennig 1952;James 1965;McFadden 1967;Bull 1976;Tuskey 1976;James 1981;Schremmer 1986;Beuk 1990;Rozkošný 1997;Rozkošný and Kovac 1998;Pujol-Luz and Xerez 1999;Stubbs and Darke 2001;Stuke 2003; Pujol-Luz, Xerez and Viana 2004;de Xerez and Garcia 2008;Bucánková, Kovac, and Rozkošný 2009;Marques and de Xerez 2009;Marshall 2012;Pujol-Luz and Pujol-Luz 2014a & b;Pujol-Luz, Lopes, and Viana 2016;Godoi and Pujol-Luz 2018), see Supplementary Table 1 for the full information. In total 69 stratiomyomorphan specimens were analyzed (see supplemental Table 1, supplementary images).…”

Section: Morphometry and Outline Analysismentioning

confidence: 99%

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Stratiomyomorpha (soldier flies and allies) is an ingroup of Diptera, with a fossil record stretching back to the Early Cretaceous (the Barremian, about 125 MYA). Stratiomyomorpha includes at least 3000 species in the modern fauna, with many species being crucial for ecosystem functions, especially as saprophages. Larvae of many stratiomyomorphans are especially important as scavengers and saproxyls in modern ecosystems. Yet, fossil larvae of the group are extremely scarce. Here we present 23 new records of fossil stratiomyomorphan larvae, representing six discrete morphotypes. Specimens originate from Cretaceous amber from Myanmar, Eocene Baltic amber, Miocene Dominican amber, and compression fossils from the Eocene of Messel (Germany) and the Miocene of Slovenia. We discuss the implications of these new records for our understanding of stratiomyomorphan ecomorphology in deep time as well as their palaeoecology.

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“…or bent position will heavily bias the morphospace. Full -body images of the larvae were obtained from numerous published sources (Schremmer 1951;Hennig 1952;James 1965;McFadden 1967;Bull 1976;Tuskey 1976;James 1981;Schremmer 1986;Beuk 1990;Rozkošný 1997;Rozkošný and Kovac 1998;Pujol-Luz and Xerez 1999;Stubbs and Darke 2001;Stuke 2003; Pujol-Luz, Xerez and Viana 2004;de Xerez and Garcia 2008;Bucánková, Kovac, and Rozkošný 2009;Marques and de Xerez 2009;Marshall 2012;Pujol-Luz and Pujol-Luz 2014a & b;Pujol-Luz, Lopes, and Viana 2016;Godoi and Pujol-Luz 2018), see Supplementary Table 1 for the full information. In total 69 stratiomyomorphan specimens were analyzed (see supplemental Table 1, supplementary images).…”

Section: Morphometry and Outline Analysismentioning

confidence: 99%

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Stratiomyomorpha (soldier flies and allies) is an ingroup of Diptera, with a fossil record stretching back to the Early Cretaceous (the Barremian, about 125 MYA). Stratiomyomorpha includes at least 3000 species in the modern fauna, with many species being crucial for ecosystem functions, especially as saprophages. Larvae of many stratiomyomorphans are especially important as scavengers and saproxyls in modern ecosystems. Yet, fossil larvae of the group are extremely scarce. Here we present 23 new records of fossil stratiomyomorphan larvae, representing six discrete morphotypes. Specimens originate from Cretaceous amber from Myanmar, Eocene Baltic amber, Miocene Dominican amber, and compression fossils from the Eocene of Messel (Germany) and the Miocene of Slovenia. We discuss the implications of these new records for our understanding of stratiomyomorphan ecomorphology in deep time as well as their palaeoecology.

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First stratiomyomorphan larvae in the mid-Cretaceous amber from Myanmar (Diptera: Brachycera)

Liu

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Hakim

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Huang

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2020

Cretaceous Research

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Descrição do pupário de Chlamydonotum nigreradiatum Lindner (Diptera: Stratiomyidae) da lha da Marambaia, Mangaratiba, RJ

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Peer Review #2 of "Eco-morphological diversity of larvae of soldier flies and their closest relatives in deep time (v0.1)"

Peer Review #2 of "Eco-morphological diversity of larvae of soldier flies and their closest relatives in deep time (v0.1)"

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First stratiomyomorphan larvae in the mid-Cretaceous amber from Myanmar (Diptera: Brachycera)

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