一个新的Drepanicinae (Neuroptera:Mantispidae) 属,来自最早的欧纪毛皮形成,丹麦
Vladimir N Makarkin1, Evgeny E Perkovsky2, Christian Nielsen3
1Federal Scientific Center of the East Asia Terrestrial Biodiversity; Far East Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences; Vladivostok; 960022; Russia. vnmakarkin@mail.ru.
Zootaxa
|April 2, 2025
概括
一个新的化石昆虫,丹诺曼蒂斯帕frandseni gen. et sp. 新的,是在丹麦的Eocene毛皮形成中发现的. 这一发现代表了Drepanicinae亚家族最北端的记录,并为古代气候提供了洞察力.
科学领域:
- 古生物学的古生物学
- 昆虫学 昆虫学是一门学科.
- 气候科学 气候科学
背景情况:
- 曼蒂斯皮达家族 (Neuroptera) 包括具有多样化化石记录的掠食昆虫.
- 该Drepanicinae亚家族是通过有限的代化石证据,主要是在欧洲,已知.
- 了解化石昆虫的分布和进化有助于重建过去的生态系统和气候.
研究的目的:
- 为了描述一个新的属和物种的化石Mantispidae,Danomantispa frandseni gen. et sp. 在新的一年里.
- 为了在丹麦的纪毛皮形成中建立第一份曼蒂斯皮类的记录.
- 分析Danomantispa frandseni的遗传位置,并讨论其对Mantispidae进化和古气候的影响.
主要方法:
- 来自毛皮形成的化石昆虫标本的形态分析.
- 对比解剖学,以区分新的属和物种特征,特别是pterostigma.
- 基于化石昆虫组合和地质背景的古气候推断.
主要成果:
- 描述 丹诺曼蒂斯帕 弗兰德森尼 gen. et sp. 诺维亚,其特点是独特的类似于马丁脊柱的pterostigma.
- 识别Drepanicinae亚家族在毛皮形成中最北端的发生.
- 有证据表明,丹诺曼蒂斯帕和韦克蒂斯帕代表了Drepanicinae和Mantispinae亚家族之间的中间形式.
- 古气候重建表明,在毛皮形成的沉积过程中,最高的微热气候/低的中热气候.
结论:
- 丹诺曼蒂斯帕 弗兰德森尼 gen. et sp. nov. 扩大了已知的化石曼蒂斯皮类动物的多样性和地理范围.
- 丹诺曼蒂斯帕弗兰德斯尼 (Danomantispa frandseni) 独特的标形态为曼蒂斯帕类系统学提供了关键人物.
- 来自毛皮形成的化石昆虫组合在早期的欧世纪期间支持凉爽温带气候,影响了昆虫的进化和分布.
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