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Revision as of 03:21, 14 February 2020

Burmese amber is fossil resin dating to the early late Cretaceous Cenomanian age recovered from deposits in the Hukawng Valley of northern Myanmar. It is known for being one of the most diverse Cretaceous age amber paleobiotas, containing rich arthropod fossils, along with uncommon vertebrate fossils and even rare marine inclusions.

Protozoans

Euglenozoa

Taxon Authority Year described Notes image

Paleoleishmania proterus

Poinar

2004

A trypanosomatid vector in Palaeomyia burmitis

Paleoleishmania proterus

Paleotrypanosoma burmanicus[1]

Poinar

2008

A trypanosomatid vector in Leptoconops nosopheris

Plants

Angiospermae

Taxon Authority Year described Notes image

Eoëpigynia burmensis[2]

Poinar, Chamber & Buckley

2007

A cornalean flower

Bryophyta

Taxon Authority Year described Notes image

Calymperites burmensis[3]

Heinrichs et al

2014

A Dicranales moss of uncertain placement

Taxon Authority Year described Notes image

Vetiplanaxis espinosus[4]

Hedenäs, Heinrichs, & Schmidt

2014

One of four species described from Burmese amber

Vetiplanaxis longiacuminatus[4]

Hedenäs, Heinrichs, & Schmidt

2014

One of four species described from Burmese amber

Vetiplanaxis oblongus[4]

Hedenäs, Heinrichs, & Schmidt

2014

One of four species described from Burmese amber

Vetiplanaxis pyrrhobryoides[4]

Bell

2007

One of three species described from Burmese amber

Taxon Authority Year described Notes image

Frullania baerlocheri[5]

Heinrichs et al

2011

A Frullaniaceae liverwort

Frullania cretacea[6]

Hentschel, Schmidt & Heinrichs

2009

A Frullaniaceae liverwort

Frullania pinnata[7]

Heinrichs, Feldberg, Schäfer-Verwimpe, & Krings

2017

A Frullaniaceae liverwort

Gackstroemia cretacea[8]

Heinrichs, Schäfer-Verwimp, Feldberg, & A.R. Schmidt

2017

A Lepidolaenaceae liverwort

Protofrullania cornigera[9]

Heinrichs

2017

A Frullaniaceae liverwort

Radula cretacea[10]

Bechteler, M.A.M. Renner, Schäfer-Verwimp, & Heinrichs

2017

A Radulaceae liverwort

Radula cretacea

Polypodiopsida

Taxon Authority Year described Notes image

Cretacifilix fungiformis[11]

Poinar & Buckley

2008

An eupolypod fern

Cystodium sorbifolioides[12]

Regalado et al

2017

A Cystodiaceae fern

Cystodium sorbifolioides

Holttumopteris burmensis[13]

Regalado, Schneider, Krings, & Heinrichs

2018

A fern of uncertain placement

Krameropteris resinatus[14]

Schneider, Smith, & Heinrichs

2016

A Dennstaedtiaceae fern

Fungi

Ascomycota

Agaricales

Taxon Authority Year described Notes image

Palaeoagaracites antiquus[15]

Poinar & Buckley

2007

An agaricale of uncertain placement

Palaeoagaracites antiquus

Boletales

Taxon Authority Year described Notes image

Palaeogaster micromorpha[16]

Poinar, Alfredo & Baseia

2014

A Boletale fungus

Palaeogaster micromorpha

Hypocreales

Taxon Authority Year described Notes image

Entropezites patricii[15]

Poinar & Buckley

2007

A hypermycoparasitic fungus

Mycetophagites atrebora[15]

Poinar & Buckley

2007

A hypermycoparasitic fungus

Palaeoclaviceps parasiticus[17]

Poinar, Alderman & Wunderlich

2015

An ergot

Paleoophiocordyceps coccophagus[18]

Sung, Poinar & Spatafora

2008

A parasite of a scale insect

incertae sedis

Taxon Authority Year described Notes image

Palaeomycus epallelus[19]

Poinar

2018

A Pezizomycotina fungi

Spheciophila adercia[20]

Poinar

2016

Parasitic fungi in the monotypic family
The host wasp is Aptenoperissus burmanicus

Spheciophila adercia

Arthropoda

Arachnida

Taxon Authority Year described Notes image

Burmesarchaea alissa[21]

Wunderlich

2017

An archaeid spider

Burmesarchaea caudata[21]

Wunderlich

2017

An archaeid spider

Burmesarchaea crassicaput [21]

Wunderlich

2017

An archaeid spider

Burmesarchaea crassichelae [21]

Wunderlich

2017

An archaeid spider

Burmesarchaea gibber[21]

Wunderlich

2017

An archaeid spider

Burmesarchaea gibberoides[21]

Wunderlich

2017

An archaeid spider

Burmesarchaea gibbosa[21]

Wunderlich

2017

An archaeid spider

Burmesarchaea grimaldii[21]

(Penny)

2003

An archaeid spider, originally described as Afrarchaea grimaldii

Burmesarchaea longicollum[21]

Wunderlich

2017

An archaeid spider

Burmesarchaea propinqua[21]

Wunderlich

2017

An archaeid spider

Burmesarchaea pseudogibber[21]

Wunderlich

2017

An archaeid spider

Burmesarchaea pustulata[21]

Wunderlich

2017

An archaeid spider

Burmesarchaea quadrata[21]

Wunderlich

2017

An archaeid spider

Burmesarchaea speciosa[21]

(Wunderlich)

2008

An archaeid spider,
Originally described as Lacunauchenius speciosus

Eomysmauchenius dubius[21]

Wunderlich

2017

An archaeid spider

Eomysmauchenius septentrionalis[21]

Wunderlich

2008

An archaeid spider

?Eomysmauchenius longissipes

(Wunderlich)

2015

An archaeid spider,
originally Lacunauchenius longissipes

Nephila burmanica[22]

Poinar

2012

A nephiline spider
Originally described as "Geratonephila" burmanica

Nephila burmanica

Planarchaea kopp

Wunderlich

2015

An archaeid spider

Planarchaea oblonga

Wunderlich

2017

An archaeid spider

Planarchaea ovata

Wunderlich

2017

An archaeid spider

?Planarchaea paucidentata

(Wunderlich)

2008

An archaeid spider,
originally described as Filiauchenius paucidentatus

Planarchaea pilosa

(Wunderlich)

2015

An archaeid spider,
Originally described as Lacunauchenius pilosus

Cornupalpatum burmanicum[23]
Taxon Authority Year described Notes image

Poinar & Brown

2003

An ixodid tick

Cornupalpatum burmanicum


Palpigradi

Taxon Authority Year described Notes image

Electrokoenenia yaksha[24]

Engel & Huang

2016

A Eeukoeneniid microwhip scorpion


Taxon Authority Year described Notes image

Chimerarachne yingi[25]

Wang et al

2018

A tetrapulmonate of uncertain affinity

File:Chimerarachne.jpg
Chimerarachne yingi

Insecta

Taxon Authority Year described Notes image

Ektatotricha paradoxa[26]

Chatzimanolis, Engel & Newton

2010

An ant-like stone beetle

Electroatopos castaneus[26]

Chatzimanolis, Engel & Newton

2010

An ant-like stone beetle

Kachinus antennatus[26]

Chatzimanolis, Engel & Newton

2010

An ant-like stone beetle

Taxon Authority Year described Notes image

Astreptolabis ethirosomatia[27]

Engel

2011

A pygidicranid earwig

Astreptolabis ethirosomatia

Toxolabis zigrasi[28]

Engel & Grimaldi

2014

An Anisolabididae earwig

Tytthodiplatys mecynocercus[27]

Engel

2011

A Diplatyidae earwig

Tytthodiplatys mecynocercus

Zigrasolabis speciosa[28]

Engel & Grimaldi

2014

A Labiduridae earwig

Taxon Authority Year described Notes image

Caputoraptor elegans[29]

Bai et al

2018

An Alienopterid insect

Caputoraptor vidit

Šmídová, Vršanský & Wang

2018

An Alienopterid insect

Manipulator modificaputis[30]

Vršanský & Bechly

2015

A manipulatorid cockroach

Taxon Authority Year described Notes image

Burmapogon bruckschi[31]

Dikow & Grimaldi

2014

An assassin fly

Cascoplecia insolitis[32]

Poinar

2010

A cascopleciid bibionomorph

Cascoplecia insolitis

Leptoconops burmiticus[33]

Szadziewski

2004

A ceratopogonid midge

Leptoconops myanmaricus[33]

Szadziewski

2004

A ceratopogonid midge

Leptoconops nosopheris[1]

Poinar

2008

A ceratopogonid midge, host for Paleotrypanosoma burmanicus

Leptoconops rossi[33]

Szadziewski

2004

A ceratopogonid midge

Palaeomyia burmitis[34]

Poinar

2004

A Phlebotomidae sand fly,
host for Paleoleishmania proterus

Palaeomyia burmitis
Taxon Authority Year described Notes image

Vetuformosa buckleyi[35]

Poinar

2011

A Baetidae mayfly

Vetuformosa buckleyi
Taxon Authority Year described Notes image

Albicoccus dimai[36]

Koteja

2004

An albicoccid scale insect

Burmacoccus danyi[36]

Koteja

2004

A burmacoccid scale insect

Marmyan barbarae[36]

Koteja

2004

A scale insect of uncertain placement

Taxon Authority Year described Notes image

Aptenoperissus amabilis[37]

Zhang & Rasnitsyn

2017

An Aptenoperissidae wasp

Aptenoperissus burmanicus[38]

Rasnitsyn & Poinar

2016

An Aptenoperissidae wasp

Aprenoperissus burmanicus

Aptenoperissus delicatus[37]

Zhang & Rasnitsyn

2017

An Aptenoperissidae wasp

Aptenoperissus etius[39]

Rasnitsyn & Öhm-Kühnle

2018

An Aptenoperissidae wasp

Aptenoperissus formosus[37]

Zhang & Rasnitsyn

2017

An Aptenoperissidae wasp

Aptenoperissus magnifemoris[39]

Rasnitsyn & Öhm-Kühnle

2018

An Aptenoperissidae wasp

Aptenoperissus pusillus[39]

Rasnitsyn & Öhm-Kühnle

2018

An Aptenoperissidae wasp

Aptenoperissus zonalis[40]

Zhang & Rasnitsyn

2018

An Aptenoperissidae wasp

Bethylitella cylindrella[41]

Cockerell

1917

A Bethylidae wasp

Burmomyrma rossi[42]

Dlussky

1996

A Falsiformicid wasp,
originally placed in Formicidae

Burmomyrma rossi

Camelomecia janovitzi[43]

Barden & Grimaldi

2016

A stem group ant of uncertain affinity

Camelomecia janovitzi

Cascoscelio incassa[44]

Poinar

2012

A platygastrid wasp

Nephila burmanica attacking Cascoscelio incassa

Ceratomyrmex ellenbergeri[45]

Perrichot, Bo, & Engel,

2016

A haidomyrmecine ant

Ceratomyrmex ellenbergeri

Electrofoenus gracilipes[41]

Cockerell

1917

An Aulacidae wasp

Eleganesia electriphila[41]

Cockerell

1917

A Bethylidae wasp

Gerontoformica contegus[46]

(Barden & Grimaldi)

2014

A sphecomyrmine ant

Gerontoformica contegus

Gerontoformica gracilis[46]

(Barden & Grimaldi)

2014

A sphecomyrmine ant

Gerontoformica gracilis

Gerontoformica magnus[46]

(Barden & Grimaldi)

2014

A sphecomyrmine ant

Gerontoformica magnus

Gerontoformica maraudera[47]

Barden & Grimaldi

2016

A sphecomyrmine ant

Gerontoformica magnus

Gerontoformica orientalis[46]

(Engel & Grimaldi)

2005

A sphecomyrmine ant

Gerontoformica orientalis

Gerontoformica pilosus[46]

(Barden & Grimaldi)

2014

A sphecomyrmine ant

Gerontoformica pilosus

Gerontoformica robustus[46]

(Barden & Grimaldi)

2014

A sphecomyrmine ant

Gerontoformica robustus

Gerontoformica rugosus[46]

(Barden & Grimaldi)

2014

A sphecomyrmine ant

Gerontoformica rugosus

Gerontoformica spiralis[46]

(Barden & Grimaldi)

2014

A sphecomyrmine ant

Gerontoformica spiralis

Gerontoformica subcuspis[46]

(Barden & Grimaldi)

2014

A sphecomyrmine ant

Gerontoformica subcuspis

Gerontoformica tendir[46]

(Barden & Grimaldi)

2014

A sphecomyrmine ant

Gerontoformica tendir

Haidomyrmex cerberus[45]

Dlussky

1996

A haidomyrmecine ant

Haidomyrmex cerberus

Haidomyrmex scimitarus[45]

Barden & Grimaldi

2012

A haidomyrmecine ant

Haidomyrmex scimitarus

Haidomyrmex zigrasi[45]

Barden & Grimaldi

2012

A haidomyrmecine ant

Haidomyrmex zigrasi

Hyptiogastrites electrinus[48]

Cockerell

1917

An Aulacidae wasp

Linguamyrmex brevicornis[45]

Perrichot et al

2020

A haidomyrmecine ant

Linguamyrmex brevicornis

Linguamyrmex rhinocerus[45]

Miao & Wang

2019

A haidomyrmecine ant

Linguamyrmex rhinocerus

Linguamyrmex vladi[45]

Barden & Grimaldi

2017

A haidomyrmecine ant

Linguamyrmex vladi

Melittosphex burmensis[49]

Poinar & Danforth

2006

An Apoid bee

Melittosphex burmensis

Myanmymar aresconoides[50]

Huber

2011

A fairyfly

Myanmymar aresconoides

Myanmyrma gracilis[51]

Engel & Grimaldi

2005

An ant of uncertain family placement

Myanmyrma gracilis

Protofoenus swinhoei[48]

Cockerell

1917

An Aulacidae wasp

Sclerodermus quadridentatus[41]

Cockerell

1917

A Bethylidae wasp

Zigrasimecia ferox[52]

Perrichot

2014

A zigrasimeciine ant

Zigrasimecia ferox

Zigrasimecia tonsora[53]

Barden & Grimaldi

2013

A Zigrasimeciine ant

Zigrasimecia tonsora
Taxon Authority Year described Notes image

Sabatinca perveta

(Cockerell)

1919

A micropterigid moth

Taxon Authority Year described Notes image

Burmaleon magnificus[54]

Myskowiak et al

2016

An osmylid lacewing

Paradoxosisyra groehni[55]

Makarkin

2016

A spongillafly

Stictosisyra pennyi[56]

Yang et al

2018

A spongillafly

Stictosisyra pennyi
Taxon Authority Year described Notes image

Nanoraphidia electroburmica[57]

Engel

2002

A nanoraphidiin snakefly

Taxon Authority Year described Notes image

Cretapsyche circula[58]

Wichard et al.

2018

A dysoneurid caddisfly

Cretapsyche elegans[58]

Wichard et al.

2018

A dysoneurid caddisfly

Cretapsyche insueta[58]

Wichard et al.

2018

A dysoneurid caddisfly

Palerasnitsynus ohlhoffi[59]

Wichard , Ross, & Ross

2011

A psychomyiid caddisfly

Onychophora

Udeonychophora

Taxon Authority Year described Notes image

Cretoperipatus burmiticus

Engel & Grimaldi

2002

A peripatid velvet worm

Cretoperipatus burmiticus
(artist reconstruction)

Vertebrata

Amphibia

incertae sedis

Taxon Authority Year described Notes image

Electrorana limoae[60]

Xing et al

2018

A tropical frog

Electrorana limoae

Reptilia

Squamata

Taxon Authority Year described Notes image

Cretaceogekko burmae

Arnold & Poinar

2008

A gecko

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