“…Although a veritable plethora of chrysopid fossils have been previously described or reported on (e.g., Adams, 1967;Carpenter, 1935;Cockerell, 1909Cockerell, , 1914Handlirsch, 1908;Handschin, 1937;Makarkin, 1991Makarkin, , 1994Martins-Neto and Vulcano, 1989c;Martynov, 1927;Nel and Henrotay, 1994;Nel and Séméria, 1986;Panfilov, 1980;Peñ alver et al, 1995;Ren and Guo, 1996;Schlü ter, 1982;Scudder, 1890;Séméria and Nel, 1990;Statz, 1936;Willmann and Brooks, 1991), none has been discovered in amber until now. Fossils recognizable as Chrysopidae (albeit of an extinct, plesiomorphic subfamily) are known as far back as the Late Jurassic.…”