E. H. Sellards 1904

Full reference
E. H. Sellards. 1904. A study of the structure of Paleozoic Cockroaches, with descriptions of new forms from the Coal Measures. American Journal of Science, Series 4 18(104):113-134 [M. Clapham/J. Karr/M. Clapham]
Metadata
ID number:  36710
Created:  2011-07-18 13:42:52
Modified:  2013-03-07 19:17:41
Publication type:  journal article
Taxonomy:  stated with evidence
Language:  English
DOI:  10.2475/ajs.s4-18.104.113
Taxonomic names (7)
Blattaceadup, Blattoidea anceps, Blattoidea juvenis, Etoblattina juvenis, Mylacridae, Mylacris anceps, Paleoblattidae
Taxonomic opinions (13) - view classification
'Blattaceadup belongs to Orthoptera' according to E. H. Sellards 1904
'Blattidae belongs to Blattacea' according to E. H. Sellards 1904
'Blattinariae belongs to Palaeoblattariae' according to E. H. Sellards 1904
'Blattoidea [misspelled as Blattacea] belongs to Orthoptera' according to E. H. Sellards 1904
'Dipeltis diplodiscus is recombined as Mylacris diplodiscus' according to E. H. Sellards 1904
'Etoblattina juvenis belongs to Etoblattina' according to E. H. Sellards 1904
'Etoblattina mazona belongs to Etoblattina' according to E. H. Sellards 1904
'Etoblattina belongs to Blattinariae' according to E. H. Sellards 1904
'Mylacridae belongs to Palaeoblattariae' according to E. H. Sellards 1904
'Mylacris anceps belongs to Mylacris' according to E. H. Sellards 1904
'Mylacris elongata belongs to Mylacris' according to E. H. Sellards 1904
'Mylacris belongs to Mylacridae' according to E. H. Sellards 1904
'Paleoblattidae belongs to Blattacea' according to E. H. Sellards 1904
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