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Necymylacris

Insecta - Blattodea - Necymylacridae

Synonyms
Synonymy list
YearName and author
1879Necymylacris Scudder p. 52
1886Necymylacris Scudder p. 220
1895Necymylacris Scudder p. 55
1906Eumorphoblatta Handlirsch p. 195
1906Apotypoma Handlirsch p. 196
1906Atimoblatta Handlirsch p. 228
1906Eumorphoblatta Handlirsch p. 728
1918Cobaloblatta Cockerell p. 303
1920Apotypoma Handlirsch p. 438
1920Eumorphoblatta Handlirsch p. 438
1920Boltonia Handlirsch p. 439
1920Atimoblatta Handlirsch p. 446
1920Necymylacris Handlirsch p. 448
1922Cobaloblatta Handlirsch p. 113
1922Apotypoma Handlirsch p. 121
1922Eumorphoblatta Handlirsch p. 121
1922Boltonia Handlirsch p. 122
1922Atimoblatta Handlirsch p. 145
1922Necymylacris Handlirsch p. 153
1927Dinoblatta Cockerell p. 397
1929Sulcoboltonia Strand p. 20
1936Ottweileria Guthörl p. 103
1955Friciella Kukalová p. 132 fig. 134
1955Prantlites Kukalová pp. 136-139
1969Cobaloblatta Durden p. 1165
1969Dinoblatta Durden p. 1167
1969Necymylacris Durden p. 1167
1975Ottweileria Boersma
1983Apotypoma Schneider p. 117
1983Atimoblatta Schneider p. 117
1983Necymylacris Schneider p. 117
1984Atimoblatta Durden p. 177
1984Cobaloblatta Durden p. 178
2021Necymylacris Schneider et al. p. 265

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RankNameAuthor
kingdomAnimalia()
Bilateria
EubilateriaAx 1987
Protostomia
Ecdysozoa
Panarthropoda
phylumArthropodaLatreille 1829
superclassHexapodaLatreille 1825
classInsecta
Dicondylia
RankNameAuthor
Paranotalia
subclassPterygota()
NeopterygotaCrampton 1924
infraclassNeopteraMartynov 1923
PolyneopteraMartynov 1938
Holopandictyoptera
superorderDictyopteraLatreille 1829
orderBlattodea(Latreille 1810)
familyNecymylacridae
genusNecymylacris

If no rank is listed, the taxon is considered an unranked clade in modern classifications. Ranks may be repeated or presented in the wrong order because authors working on different parts of the classification may disagree about how to rank taxa.

G. †Necymylacris Scudder 1879
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Necymylacris bohemica Fritsch 1899
Necymylacris fascigera Scudder 1878
Necymylacris handlirschi Carpenter 1934
Necymylacris hastata Bolton 1911
Necymylacris heros Scudder 1879
Necymylacris lacoana Scudder 1879
Necymylacris lerichei Bolton 1917
Necymylacris meunieri Bolton 1917
Necymylacris scudderi Sellards 1908
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Invalid names: Dinoblatta cubitalis Cockerell 1927 [synonym], Dinoblatta fortis Cockerell 1927 [synonym], Ottweileria schmidti Guthörl 1936 [synonym], Phyloblatta purkynei Handlirsch 1920 [synonym], Phylomylacris reisbachensis Boersma 1975 [synonym]
Necymylacris sulcata Bolton 1911
Invalid names: Apotypoma Handlirsch 1906 [synonym], Atimoblatta Handlirsch 1906 [synonym], Boltonia Handlirsch 1920 [synonym], Cobaloblatta Cockerell 1918 [synonym], Dinoblatta Cockerell 1927 [synonym], Eumorphoblatta Handlirsch 1906 [synonym], Friciella Kukalová 1955 [synonym], Ottweileria Guthörl 1936 [synonym], Prantlites Kukalová 1955 [synonym], Sulcoboltonia Strand 1929 [synonym]
Diagnosis
ReferenceDiagnosis
J. Kukalová 1955 (Friciella)Genus of the family Archimylacridae, characterised by the following features of the anterior wing: the ratio of the width to the length is 2.5. The costal area, expanded at the base, extends to 2/3 of the length of the wing. R is directed moderately obliquely below the apex. The first branch of R starts near the base. M strongly reduced, narrow and spar- sely ramified. Cu well developed. Anal area exceeding only a little 1/3 of the total length of the wing. The vena dividens forms a quite gentle arc. The regular transversal veins pass proximally into irregular ones.
J. Kukalová 1955 (Prantlites)Genus of the family Arclzimylacridae, which is characterised by the following features: anterior wing suboval, ratio of width to length about 2.5. Costal area expanded at the base, extending beyond the middle ofthe total length of the wing. R is divided into two branches, and direct- ed above the apex. The media divides dichotomically before the middle. In comparison with R it is less rich in branches. The branches R and Cu + vena dividens connect at the base. The anal area ends in the + M
same plane as the costal area, and extends to about the middle of the length of the wing. The vena dividens runs in a moderate arc. The regular transverse weins pass into a dense reticulation. The posterior wing is characterised by a very short Sc running near the anterior margin. R divides near the base into two branches of different structure. Of these especially Rs is richly ramified and occupies the whole apical part of the wing. The legs of the third pair are provided with several rows of broad spines. Oculi compositi composed of ommatidia of circular shape, 0.032 mm. in size.