Insecta - Blattodea - Necymylacridae

Synonyms: Dinoblatta cubitalis Cockerell 1927, Dinoblatta fortis Cockerell 1927, Ottweileria schmidti Guthörl 1936, Phyloblatta purkynei Handlirsch 1920, Phylomylacris reisbachensis Boersma 1975

Full reference: E. H. Sellards. 1908. Cockroaches of the Kansas coal measures and of the Kansas Permian. University Geological Survey of Kansas 9:501-541

Belongs to Necymylacris according to J. W. Schneider et al. 2021

See also Boersma 1975, Cockerell 1927, Guthörl 1936, Handlirsch 1920, Handlirsch 1922 and Schneider 1983

Sister taxa: Necymylacris bohemica, Necymylacris fascigera, Necymylacris handlirschi, Necymylacris hastata, Necymylacris heros, Necymylacris lacoana, Necymylacris lerichei, Necymylacris meunieri, Necymylacris reisbachensis, Necymylacris steinbachensis, Necymylacris sulcata, Apotypoma longa, Apotypoma platyptera, Apotypoma arndti, Prantlites bohemicus, Friciella aurea, Dinoblatta scudderi, Cobaloblatta simulans, Atimoblatta reducta, Atimoblatta curvipennis

Type specimens:

• Necymylacris scudderi: KU 9, an exoskeleton. Its type locality is Haverkampf farm , which is in a Kasimovian estuary/bay shale in the Lawrence Shale Formation of Kansas.
• Dinoblatta cubitalis: Its type locality is L 14 Potomac Mining Co., Moore's Run, which is in a Stephanian terrestrial siliciclastic in the Conemaugh Formation of Maryland.
• Dinoblatta fortis: Its type locality is BB 25. Opp. Barnum, which is in a Stephanian terrestrial siliciclastic in the Conemaugh Formation of Maryland.
• Ottweileria schmidti: Slg. d. Verf. 503(504, a tegmen. Its type locality is Quarry of the brickworks Sick-Söhne, which is in a Stephanian fluvial-lacustrine shale/bituminous coal in the Lower Ottweiler Schichten Formation of Germany.
• Phyloblatta purkynei: Its type locality is Nýřany (Insect Collection), which is in a Moscovian lacustrine siliciclastic in the Kladno Formation of the Czech Republic.
• Phylomylacris reisbachensis: U 5295, a tegmen. Its type locality is Colliery Dr A Schäfer at Reisbach, which is in a Stephanian B lacustrine shale in the Heusweiler Schichten Formation of Germany.

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