Insecta - Blattodea - Compsoblattidae
Alternative combinations: Asemoblatta anthracophila, Blattina anthracophila, Etoblattina anthracophila
Synonyms: Phyloblatta dificilis Schlechtendal 1906, Phyloblatta grata Schlechtendal 1906, Phyloblatta hauptiana Schlechtendal 1906, Phyloblatta perfecta Schlechtendal 1906, Phyloblatta regularis Martynov 1930, Phyloblatta regularis Schlechtendal 1906
Full reference: E. F. Germar. 1842. Beschreibung einiger neuen fossilen Insecten I. in den lithographischen Schiefern von Bayern und II. im Schieferthon des Steinkohlen-Gebirges von Wettin. Beiträge zur Petrefacten-Kunde 5:79-94
Belongs to Compsoblatta according to J. Schneider 1983
See also Becker-Migdisova 1961, Germar 1842, Handlirsch 1906, Handlirsch 1920, Handlirsch 1922, Martynov 1930, Schlechtendal 1906, Schneider 1978, Scudder 1879 and von Schlechtendal 1913
Sister taxa: Compsoblatta anaglyptica, Compsoblatta couloni, Compsoblatta frankei, Compsoblatta mangoldti, Compsoblatta nobilis, Compsoblatta ovata, Compsoblatta plana
Type specimens:
- Compsoblatta anthracophila: MH 16, a tegmen. Its type locality is Wettin, which is in a Stephanian C terrestrial shale in the Ottweiler Stufe Formation of Germany.
- Phyloblatta dificilis: Its type locality is Wettin, which is in a Stephanian C terrestrial shale in the Ottweiler Stufe Formation of Germany.
- Phyloblatta grata: Its type locality is Wettin, which is in a Stephanian C terrestrial shale in the Ottweiler Stufe Formation of Germany.
- Phyloblatta hauptiana: Its type locality is Wettin, which is in a Stephanian C terrestrial shale in the Ottweiler Stufe Formation of Germany.
- Phyloblatta perfecta: Its type locality is Wettin, which is in a Stephanian C terrestrial shale in the Ottweiler Stufe Formation of Germany.
- Phyloblatta regularis: Its type locality is Wettin, which is in a Stephanian C terrestrial shale in the Ottweiler Stufe Formation of Germany.
- Phyloblatta regularis: Its type locality is Wettin, which is in a Stephanian C terrestrial shale in the Ottweiler Stufe Formation of Germany.
Distribution:
• Carboniferous of Germany (2 collections)
Total: 2 collections including 6 occurrences
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