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Insect paleobiota of Burmese amber

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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. A mostly complete list of all taxa described up to the end of 2023 can be found in Ross (2024).[1]

Family Genus Species Authority Year described Notes image

Acanthopteroctetidae

Anawrahta

Anawrahta nudialaria[2]

Mey

2024

An acanthopteroctetid moth

Agathiphagidae

Agathiphagama

Agathiphagama perdita[3]

Mey, Léger & Lien

2021

An agathiphagid moth

Agathiphagama perdita

Douglasiidae

Tanyglossus

Tanyglossus orectometopus[4]

Poinar

2017

A Douglas moth.

Gracillariidae

Phyllocnistis

Phyllocnistis cretacea[5]

Fischer

2021

A species of Phyllocnistis.

Lophocoronidae Acanthocorona

Acanthocorona bowangi[3]

Mey, Léger & Lien

2021

A lophocoronid moth

Acanthocorona hedida[6]

Zhang, Shih & Engel

2022

A short proboscis lophocoronid moth

Acanthocorona kuranishii[3]

Mey, Léger & Lien

2021

A lophocoronid moth

Acanthocorona muelleri[3]

Mey, Léger & Lien

2021

A lophocoronid moth

Acanthocorona muelleri

Acanthocorona sattleri[3]

Mey, Léger & Lien

2021

A lophocoronid moth

Acanthocorona skalskii[3]

Mey, Léger & Lien

2021

A lophocoronid moth

Acanthocorona skalskii

Acanthocorona spinifera[3]

Mey, Léger & Lien

2021

A lophocoronid moth

Acanthocorona spinifera

Acanthocorona venulosa[6]

Zhang, Shih & Engel

2022

A short proboscis lophocoronid moth

Acanthocorona wichardi[3]

Mey, Léger & Lien

2021

A lophocoronid moth

Micropterigidae

Archmosaicus

Archmosaicus comitatus[7]

Zhang et al.

2020

A micropterigid moth

Sabatinca

Sabatinca cretacea[8]

Zhang et al.

2017

A micropterigid moth

Sabatinca limula[8]

Zhang et al.

2017

A micropterigid moth

Sabatinca perveta[8]

(Cockerell)

1919

A micropterigid moth.
First described as "Micropteryx" pervetus[9]

Sabatinca perveta
(type illustration)

Sabatinca pouilloni[10]

Ngô-Muller & Nel in Ngô-Muller et al.

2020

A micropterigid moth

Terncladus

Terncladus halonatus[11]

Han, Zhang & Ren in Han et al.

2024

A micropterigid moth

Terncladus lunatus[11]

Han, Zhang & Ren in Han et al.

2024

A micropterigid moth

incertae sedis

Preheterobathmia

Preheterobathmia grimaldii[12]

Mey

2024

A possible heterobathmiid non-glossatan moth.

Preheterobathmia grimaldii

Lepidopteran research

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  • Description of new specimens of caterpillars expanding the morphological diversity of Cretaceous caterpillars, is published by Gauweiler et al. (2022), who also attempt to determine whether Cretaceous caterpillars might have represented an adequate food source for early birds.[13]
Family Genus Species Authority Year described Notes image
Tarachocelidae Kinitocelis

Kinitocelis brevicostata[14]

Mey et al.

2017

A tarachocelid amphiesmenopteran.

Kinitocelis brevicostata

Kinitocelis dashengi[15]

Wang, Engel, Shih & Ren in Wang et al.

2022

A tarachocelid amphiesmenopteran.

Kinitocelis divisonotata[14]

Mey et al.

2017

A tarachocelid amphiesmenopteran.

Kinitocelis divisinotata

Kinitocelis hennigi[14]

Mey et al.

2017

A tarachocelid amphiesmenopteran.

Kinitocelis hennigi

Kinitocelis macroptera[16]

Mey & Wichard in Mey et al.

2020

A tarachocelid amphiesmenopteran.

Kinitocelis patrickmuelleri[17]

Mey & Wichard

2023

A tarachocelid amphiesmenopteran.

Kinitocelis sparsella[18]

Mey et al.

2018

A tarachocelid amphiesmenopteran.

Retortocelis

Retortocelis longella[18]

Mey et al.

2018

A tarachocelid amphiesmenopteran.

Retortocelis minimella[18]

Mey et al.

2018

A tarachocelid amphiesmenopteran.

Retortocelis spicipalpia[16]

Mey & Wichard in Mey et al.

2020

A tarachocelid amphiesmenopteran.

Retortocelis tyloptera[18]

Mey et al.

2018

A tarachocelid amphiesmenopteran.

Tarachocelis

Tarachocelis emmarossae[17]

Mey & Wichard

2023

A tarachocelid amphiesmenopteran.

Tarachocelis microlepidopterella[14][19]

Mey et al.

2017

A tarachocelid amphiesmenopteran.

Tarachocelis microlepidopterella
Family Genus Species Authority Year described Notes image
Burmapsychidae[20] Burmapsyche

Burmapsyche comosa[21]

Wichard et al.

2018

A burmapsychid sericostomatoid caddisfly

Burmapsyche palpsfurcata[21]

Wichard et al.

2018

A burmapsychid sericostomatoid caddisfly

Burmapsyche wolframmeyi[22]

Wichard & Kuranishi

2023

A burmapsychid sericostomatoid caddisfly

Calamoceratidae

Bipectinata

Bipectinata orientalis[23]

Wichard et al.

2020

A calamoceratid caddisfly

Bipectinata orientalis

Cretaganonema

Cretaganonema dongi[24]

Wichard, Espeland & Wang

2018

A calamoceratid caddisfly..

Cretapsychidae[20] Cretapsyche

Cretapsyche circula[21]

Wichard et al.

2018

A cretapsychid sericostomatoid caddisfly

Cretapsyche elegans[21]

Wichard et al.

2018

A cretapsychid sericostomatoid caddisfly

Cretapsyche insueta[21]

Wichard et al.

2018

A cretapsychid sericostomatoid caddisfly

Cretapsyche kachini[25]

Wichard & Espeland

2022

A cretapsychid sericostomatoid caddisfly

Cretapsyche myanmari[25]

Wichard & Espeland

2022

A cretapsychid sericostomatoid caddisfly

Cretapsyche palpinova[26]

Wichard & Neumann

2019

A cretapsychid sericostomatoid caddisfly

Helicopsychidae

Cretahelicopsyche

Cretahelicopsyche liuyani[24]

Wichard, Espeland & Wang

2018

A helicopsychid snail-case caddisfly.

Hydroptilidae

Burminoptila

Burminoptila bemeneha[27]

Botosaneanu

1981

A purse-case caddisfly

Copulariella

Copulariella ramus[28]

Wang, Engel, Zhang, Shih & Ren in Wang et al.

2024

A purse-case caddisfly

Cretacoptila

Cretacoptila botosaneanui[20]

Wichard

2020

A purse-case caddisfly

Lepidochlamidae

Lepidochlamus

Lepidochlamus nodosa[15]

Wang et al.

2022

A lepidochlamid trichopteran.

Kambaitipsychidae

Myanpsyche

Myanpsyche malaisei[29][20]

(Wichard & Wang)

2020

A kambaitipsychid caddisly
Originally described as Kambaitipsyche malaisei.

Odontoceridae Palaeopsilotreta

Palaeopsilotreta burmanica[23]

Wichard et al.

2020

A mortarjoint casemaker caddisfly

Palaeopsilotreta burmanica

Palaeopsilotreta cretacea[23]

Wichard et al.

2020

A mortarjoint casemaker caddisfly

Palaeopsilotreta cretacea

Palaeopsilotreta kachini[30]

Wichard, Müller & Xu

2021

A mortarjoint casemaker caddisfly

Palaeopsilotreta succini[30]

Wichard, Müller & Xu

2021

A mortarjoint casemaker caddisfly

Palaeopsilotreta xiai[31]

Wichard & Wang

2016

A mortarjoint casemaker caddisfly.

Palaeopsilotreta xiai
Psilotreta

Psilotreta fossilis[30]

Wichard, Müller & Xu

2021

A species of Psilotreta

Palleptoceridae Palleptocerus

Palleptocerus grimaldii[32]

Wichard & Müller

2022

Palleptocerus kuranishii[33]

Wichard

2023

Philopotamidae Wormaldia

Wormaldia cercifurcata[34]

Wichard, Müller & Wang

2020

A philopotamid caddisfly.

Wormaldia cercilonga[34]

Wichard, Müller & Wang

2020

A philopotamid caddisfly.

Wormaldia cretacea[35]

Wichard & Wang

2016

A finger-net caddisfly.

Wormaldia denticulata[36]

Wang et al.

2021

A philopotamid caddisfly.

Wormaldia diplobifurca[36]

Wang et al.

2021

A philopotamid caddisfly.

Wormaldia myanmari[37]

Wichard & Poinar

2005

A finger-net caddisfly.

Wormaldia resina[35]

Wichard & Wang

2016

A finger-net caddisfly.

Wormaldia squamosa[34]

Wichard, Müller & Wang

2020

A finger-net caddisfly.

Wormaldia transversa[34]

Wichard, Müller & Wang

2020

A finger-net caddisfly.

Polycentropodidae

Electrocentropus

Electrocentropus dilucidus[20]

Wichard

2020

A polycentropodid caddisfly

Neucentropus

Neucentropus macularis[38][20]

(Wang et al.)

2019

A Polycentropodid caddisfly
Originally described as Hnamadawgyia macularis.

Neucentropus wichardi[39]

Shi et al.

2024

A Polycentropodid caddisfly

Neureclipsis

Neureclipsis acuta[40]

Wichard & Xu

2022

A polycentropodid caddisfly.

Neureclipsis burmanica[35]

Wichard & Wang

2016

A polycentropodid caddisfly.

Neureclipsis obtusa[40]

Wichard & Xu

2022

A polycentropodid caddisfly.

Neureclipsis triangula[40]

Wichard & Xu

2022

A polycentropodid caddisfly.

Plectrocnemia

Plectrocnemia bowangi[40]

Wichard & Xu

2022

A polycentropodid caddisfly.

Plectrocnemia ohlhoffi[40]

Wichard & Xu

2022

A polycentropodid caddisfly.

Pseudoneureclipsidae Amberclipsis

Amberclipsis elegans[41]

Wichard, Müller & Fischer

2022

A Pseudoneureclipsidae annulipalpian.

Amberclipsis elegans

Amberclipsis oblongus[41]

Wichard, Müller & Fischer

2022

A Pseudoneureclipsidae annulipalpian.

Amberclipsis oblongus

Amberclipsis simplex[41]

Wichard, Müller & Fischer

2022

A Pseudoneureclipsidae annulipalpian.

Amberclipsis simplex

Psychomyiidae

Paduniella

Paduniella cretacea[33]

Wichard

2023

A psychomyiid caddisfly.

Xiphocentronidae[33] Palerasnitsynus

Palerasnitsynus aggregatus[28]

Wang, Engel, Zhang, Shih & Ren in Wang et al.

2024

Palerasnitsynus furcatis[42]

Wichard, Müller & Wang

2018

A xiphocentronid caddisfly.

Palerasnitsynus gracilis[42]

Wichard, Müller & Wang

2018

A xiphocentronid caddisfly.

Palerasnitsynus lepidus[42]

Wichard, Müller & Wang

2018

A xiphocentronid caddisfly.

Palerasnitsynus ohlhoffi[43]

Wichard, Ross, & Ross

2011

A xiphocentronid caddisfly.

Palerasnitsynus ohlhoffi

Palerasnitsynus qixi[28]

Wang, Engel, Zhang, Shih & Ren in Wang et al.

2024

Palerasnitsynus queqiaoi[28]

Wang, Engel, Zhang, Shih & Ren in Wang et al.

2024

Palerasnitsynus spinosus[42]

Wichard, Müller & Wang

2018

A xiphocentronid caddisfly.

Palerasnitsynus subgrandis[42]

Wichard, Müller & Wang

2018

A xiphocentronid caddisfly.

Palerasnitsynus subglobolus[42]

Wichard, Müller & Wang

2018

A xiphocentronid caddisfly.

Palerasnitsynus sukatchevae[42]

Wichard, Müller & Wang

2018

A xiphocentronid caddisfly.

Palerasnitsynus vilarinoi[33]

Wichard

2023

A xiphocentronid caddisfly.

Palerasnitsynus vulgaris[42]

Wichard, Müller & Wang

2018

A psychomyiid caddisfly.

Palerasnitsynus xiuqiu[28]

Wang, Engel, Zhang, Shih & Ren in Wang et al.

2024

incertae sedis Protoclipsis

Protoclipsis picteti[41]

Wichard, Müller & Fischer

2022

A Psychomyiodea annulipalpian.

Protoclipsis picteti

Protoclipsis roeseli[41]

Wichard, Müller & Fischer

2022

A Psychomyiodea annulipalpian.

Protoclipsis roeseli

Protoclipsis ulmeri[41]

Wichard, Müller & Fischer

2022

A Psychomyiodea annulipalpian.

Protoclipsis ulmeri
Taxon Authority Year described Notes image

Adamacrocera adami[44]

Ševčík, Krzemiński & Skibińska

2020

A keroplatid fly.

Alavamanota burmitina[45]

Blagoderov & Grimaldi

2004

A fungus gnat.

Alavesia angusta[46]

Sinclair & Grimaldi

2020

An atelestid fly.

Alavesia brevipennae[46]

Sinclair & Grimaldi

2020

An atelestid fly.

Alavesia lanceolata[46]

Sinclair & Grimaldi

2020

An atelestid fly.

Alavesia latala[46]

Sinclair & Grimaldi

2020

An atelestid fly.

Alavesia longicornuta[46]

Sinclair & Grimaldi

2020

An atelestid fly.

Alavesia longistylata[47]

Zhang & Wang in Zhang et al.

2020

An atelestid fly.

Alavesia magna[46]

Sinclair & Grimaldi

2020

An atelestid fly.

Alavesia myanmarensis[48]

Jouault et al.

2020

An atelestid fly.

Alavesia pankowskiorum[46]

Sinclair & Grimaldi

2020

An atelestid fly.

Alavesia spinosa[46]

Sinclair & Grimaldi

2020

An atelestid fly.

Alavesia tripudii[49]

Zhang et al.

2020

An atelestid fly.

Alavesia wimpala[50]

Stark et al.

2020

An atelestid fly.

Alavesia zigrasi[46]

Sinclair & Grimaldi

2020

An atelestid fly.

Aleksiana lapra[51][52]

(Podenas & Poinar)

2009

A limoniid crane fly.
Originally described as ?Antocha lapra.

Aleksiana rasnitsyni[52]

Krzemiński et al.

2021

A limoniid crane fly.

Allocotocera burmitica[45]

Blagoderov & Grimaldi

2004

A fungus gnat.

Archaeognoriste primitiva[45]

Blagoderov & Grimaldi

2004

A long beaked fungus gnat

Archeoxyla gigantea[53]

Han et al.

2022

A xylomyid fly.

Archiaustroconops andersoni[54]

(Szadziewski, Ross & Giłka)

2015

A biting midge.
Originally described as "Archiculicoides" andersoni.[55]

Archiaustroconops gracilis[56]

Szadziewski & Poinar

2005

A biting midge.

Archiaustroconops kotejai[56]

Szadziewski & Poinar

2005

A biting midge.

Archiculicoides burmiticus[56]

(Szadziewski & Poinar)

2005

A biting midge.
Originally described as "Adelohelea" burmitica,
moved from "Protoculicoides" burmiticus.[57]

Archosolva biceps[58]

Grimaldi

2016

A wood soldier fly.

Archosolva sulcata[58]

Grimaldi

2016

A wood soldier fly.

Aschizomyia burmensis[59]

Grimaldi

2018

A syrphoid fly.

Atherhagiox ambiguum[58]

Grimaldi

2016

A (probably) basal tabanomorph fly.

Atherhagiox simulans[58]

Grimaldi

2016

A (probably) basal tabanomorph fly.

Atriculicoides swinhoei

(Cockerell)

1919

A biting midge.
Originally described as "Johannsenomyia" swinhoei
Moved from "Protoculicoides" swinhoei

Austroconops asiaticus[60]

Szadziewski

2004

A biting midge.

Austrolimnophila joana[51]

Podenas & Poinar

2009

A limoniid crane fly.

Axenotrichomyia boisteli[61]

Azar et al.

2015

A trichomyiine drain fly. The type species is Axenotrichomyia .

Bamara groehni[62]

Stebner et al.

2015

A drain fly.

Bamara groehni

Burmacrocera petiolata[63]

Cockerell

1917

A fungus gnat

Burmaculex antiquus[64]

Borkent & Grimaldi

2004

A Burmaculicinae mosquito

Burmaculex edwardsi[65]

Szadziewski et al.

2024

Burmaculex harbachi[65]

Szadziewski et al.

2024

Burmaculex porczynskii[65]

Szadziewski et al.

2024

Burmacyrtus rusmithi[66]

Grimaldi & Hauser

2011

A brachyceran fly of uncertain placement

Burmacyrtus rusmithi

Burmahelea neli[67]

Szadziewski & Sontag in Szadziewski et al.

2019

An Atriculicoidini biting midge.

Burmahesperinus antennatus[68]

Ševčík et al.

2021

A member of the family Bibionidae.

Burmahesperinus conicus[68]

Ševčík et al.

2021

A member of the family Bibionidae.

Burmahesperinus pedicellatus[68]

Ševčík et al.

2021

A member of the family Bibionidae.

Burmapeza radicis[59]

Grimaldi

A platypezid fly.

Burmapogon bruckschi[69]

Dikow & Grimaldi

2014

An assassin fly

Burmaprorates alagracilis[70]

Jouault & Nel

2020

A window fly.

Burmapsilocephala cockerelli[71]

Gaimari & Mostovski

2000

An apsilocephalid fly.

Burmapsilocephala evocoa[58]

Grimaldi

2016

An apsilocephalid fly.

Burmazelmira aristica[72]

Grimaldi, Amorim & Blagoderov

2003

An Archizelmirid fly.

Burminemestrinus qiyani[73]

Zhang, Zhang & Wang

2020

A rhagionemestriid fly.

Burmitempis halteralis[74]

Cockerell

1917

A dagger fly.

Burmochlus madmaxi[75]

Giłka, Zakrzewska & Makarchenko

2020

A Podonominae chironomid

Burmomyia rossi[76]

Zhang et al.

2019

A stratiomyomorph zhangsolvid fly.

Burmophilopota wintertoni[77]

Feng et al.

2024

A member of the family Acroceridae probably belonging to the stem group of Philopotinae.

Burmoptera azu[51]

Podenas & Poinar

2009

A limoniid crane fly.

Calvopeza divergens[59]

Grimaldi

2018

A platypezid fly.

Cascomixticus tubuliferous[78]

Poinar & Vega

2021

A member of the family Apsilocephalidae.

Cascoplecia insolitis[79]

Poinar

2010

A cascopleciid bibionomorph

Cascoplecia insolitis

Chandleromyia anomala[59]

Grimaldi

2018

A Platypezid fly.

Chaoburmus breviusculus[80]

Lukashevitch

2000

A phantom midge.

?Chaoburmus victimaartis[80]

Lukashevitch

2000

A possible phantom midge.

Chilelimnophila parva[81]

Krzemiński, Kania-Kłosok & Arillo in Krzemiński et al.

2024

A species of Chilelimnophila.

Chilelimnophila wangi[81]

Krzemiński, Kania-Kłosok & Arillo in Krzemiński et al.

2024

A species of Chilelimnophila.

Chimeromyia burmitica[82]

Grimaldi & Cumming

2009

A chimeromyiid eremoneuran fly

Clemoxyla aculeolata[53]

Han et al.

2022

A xylomyid fly.

Corethrella (Corethrella) andersoni[83]

Poinar & Szadziewski

2007

A frog-biting midge.

Corethrella patula[84]

Baranov et al.

2019

A frog-biting midge.

Cratomyia mimetica[58]

Grimaldi

2016

A stratiomyomorph zhangsolvid fly.

Cratomyia zhuoi[76]

Zhang et al.

2019

A stratiomyomorph zhangsolvid fly.

Cratotabanus asiaticus[58]

Grimaldi

2016

A Horse-fly.

Creapsilocephala nagatomii[85]

Feng et al.

2024

A member of the family Apsilocephalidae.

Cretabombylia spinifera[86]

Ye et al.

2019

A bee fly.

Cretarthropeina perdita[87]

Solórzano Kraemer & Cumming

2019

A wood soldier fly.

Cretasolva burmitica[58]

Grimaldi

2016

A wood soldier fly.

Cretinemestrimus eurema[73]

Grimaldi

2016

A rhagionemestriid fly
first described as "Jurassinemestrinus" eurema

Cretobibio burmiticus[88]

Skartveit

2023

A bibionid fly.

Cretodeuterophlebia courtneyi[89]

Krzemiński, Skibińska & Kopeć

2024

A deuterophlebiid fly.

Cretolbia burmitica[90]

Kania et al.

2019

A wood gnat.

Cretolbia hukawnga[90]

Kania et al.

2019

A wood gnat.

Cretolbia zhuodei[90]

Kania et al.

2019

A wood gnat.

Cretopleciofungivora simpsoni[91]

Zhang et al.

2024

A member of Bibionomorpha belonging to the family Pleciofungivoridae.

Cretoseguya burmitica[92]

Amorim & Grimaldi

2006

A Valeseguyid fly.

Cretpenthetria burmensis[93]

Li, Zhang & Xiao

2021

A member of the family Bibionidae.

Culicoides bojarskii[94]

Szadziewski & Dominiak in Szadziewski et al.

2019

A biting midge.

Culicoides burmiticus[94]

Szadziewski & Dominiak in Szadziewski et al.

2019

A biting midge.

Culicoides ellenbergeri[94]

Szadziewski & Dominiak in Szadziewski et al.

2019

A biting midge.

Culicoides myanmaricus[94]

Szadziewski & Dominiak in Szadziewski et al.

2019

A biting midge.

Dacochile browni[95]

Skibińska & Krzemiński

2018

A primitive crane fly.

Dacochile microsoma[96]

Poinar & Brown

2004

A primitive crane fly.

Dacochile poinari[95]

Skibińska & Krzemiński

2018

A primitive crane fly.

Datzia bispina[62]

Stebner et al.

2015

A drain fly.

Datzia bispina

Datzia setosa[62]

Stebner et al.

2015

A drain fly.

Datzia setosa

Decessia podenasi[97]

Krzemiński et al.

2021

A member of the family Limoniidae.

Dicranoptycha burmitica[98]

Kania, Wang & Szwedo

2015

A limoniid crane fly.

Dicranoptycha fragmentata[99]

Krzeminski

2004

A Limoniid crane fly.

Dicranoptycha plicativa[100]

Gao, Shih & Ren

2016

A Limoniid crane fly.

Disparoleia cristata[45]

Blagoderov & Grimaldi

2004

A fungus gnat.

Docidiadia burmitica[45]

Blagoderov & Grimaldi

2004

A diadocidiid fly.

Docidiadia grimaldii[101]

Amorim & Brown

2022

A diadocidiid fly.

Drinosa prisca[51]

Podenas & Poinar

2009

A limoniid crane fly.

Electrochoreutes electroechinus[102]

Badano et al.

2023

A member of the stem group of Dolichopodidae.

Electrochoreutes falculigerus[102]

Badano et al.

2023

A member of the stem group of Dolichopodidae.

Electrochoreutes furcillatus[102]

Badano et al.

2023

A member of the stem group of Dolichopodidae.

Electrochoreutes hamatus[102]

Badano et al.

2023

A member of the stem group of Dolichopodidae.

Electrochoreutes pankowskii[102]

Badano et al.

2023

A member of the stem group of Dolichopodidae.

Electrochoreutes planitibia[102]

Badano et al.

2023

A member of the stem group of Dolichopodidae.

Electrochoreutes trisetigerus[102]

Badano et al.

2023

A member of the stem group of Dolichopodidae.

Electrocyrtoma burmanicum[63]

Cockerell

1917

A Tachydromiinae dance fly.

Endymiomyia quadra[58]

Grimaldi

2016

A bee fly.

Eophlebotomus connectens[103]

Cockerell

1920

A drain fly

Espanoderus orientalis[104]

Men, Hu & Xu

2020

A tanyderid primitive crane fly.

Eucaudomyia longicerci[58]

Grimaldi

2016

A non-empidoid orthorrhaphan fly of uncertain placement.

Furcobuchonomyia pankowskii[105]

Giłka & Zakrzewska

2017

A Buchonomyiinae chironomid midge.

Furcobuchonomyia saetheri[106]

Baranov, Góral & Ross

2017

A Buchonomyiinae chironomid midge.

Gaalomyia carolinae[45]

Blagoderov & Grimaldi

2004

A fungus gnat.

Galloatherix completus[58]

Grimaldi

2016

A (probably) basal tabanomorph.

Ganseriella pankowskiorum[107]

Fedotova & Perkovsky

2017

A Diallactiini porricondyline gall midge.

Gonomyia burmitica[108]

Kania-Kłosok et al.

2022

A limoniid cranefly, a species of Gonomyia.

Gracilomyia wit[58]

Grimaldi

2016

A non-empidoid orthorrhaphan fly of uncertain placement.

Helius krzeminskii[109]

Ribeiro

2003

A limoniid crane fly.

Hemolia glabra[45]

Blagoderov & Grimaldi

2004

A fungus gnat.

Hemolia matilei[45]

Blagoderov & Grimaldi

2004

A fungus gnat.

Hilarimorphites burmitica[66]

Grimaldi & Cumming

2011

An apystomyiid fly.

Hilarimorphites burmanica

Hilarimorphites cummingi[58]

Grimaldi

2016

An apystomyiid fly.

Hirmoneura burmanica[110]

Liu & Huang

2019

A tangle-veined fly.

Hirmoneura caudiprima[58]

Grimaldi

2016

A tangle-veined fly.

Hirmoneura mostovskii[110]

Liu & Huang

2019

A tangle-veined fly.

Hirmoneura zigrasi[58]

Grimaldi

2016

A tangle-veined fly.

Hoploscatopse prisca[111]

Haenni & Ševčík

2022

A scatopsid fly.

Irwinimyia spinosa[112]

Zhang et al.

2018

An apsilocephalid fly.

Kuhwahldyia indefinita[87]

Solórzano Kraemer & Cumming

2019

An Apsilocephalidae relative.

Kumaromyia burmitica[66]

Grimaldi & Hauser

2011

An apsilocephalid fly.

Kumaromyia burmitica

Lebambromyia sacculifera[113]

Badano, Zhang, Yeates & Cerretti in Badano et al.

2021

A member of Phoroidea.

Lebania hukawngensis[114]

Men, Hu & Mu

2019

A limoniid cranefly.

Lebania pilosa[114]

Men, Hu & Mu

2019

A limoniid cranefly.

Lebania podenasi[114]

Men, Hu & Mu

2019

A limoniid cranefly.

Lebania scomax[51]

Podenas & Poinar

2009

A limoniid crane fly.

Leptoconops burmiticus[60]

Szadziewski

2004

A ceratopogonid midge

Leptoconops ellenbergeri[115]

Szadziewski in Szadziewski, Giłka & Urbanek

2015

A ceratopogonid midge

Leptoconops myanmaricus[60]

Szadziewski

2004

A ceratopogonid midge

Leptoconops nosopheris[116]

Poinar

2008

A ceratopogonid midge,
host for Paleotrypanosoma burmanicus

Leptoconops nosopheris

Leptoconops rossi[60]

Szadziewski

2004

A ceratopogonid midge

Leptoconops subrossicus[56]

Szadziewski & Poinar

2005

A ceratopogonid midge

Leptognoriste davisi[45]

Blagoderov & Grimaldi

2004

A long beaked fungus gnat

Leptognoriste microstoma[45]

Blagoderov & Grimaldi

2004

A long beaked fungus gnat

Leptotarsus burmica[117]

Men & Hu

2020

A crane fly.

Leptychoptera calva[118]

Lukashevich

2004

A phantom crane fly.

Leptychoptera reburra[118]

Lukashevich

2004

A phantom crane fly.

Limnophila bora[51]

Podenas & Poinar

2009

A limoniid crane fly.

Linguatormyia teletacta[119]

Grimaldi in Arillo et al.

2015

A stratiomyomorph zhangsolvid fly.

Lonchopterites burmensis[59]

Grimaldi

2018

A stem lonchopteroid fly.

Lysistrata burmensis[120]

Liu, Cai & Huang

2017

A soldier fly.

Macalpinomyia jiewenae[121]

Li & Yeates

2018

An ironomyiid fly.

Mandalayia beumersorum[62]

Stebner et al.

2015

A drain fly.

Mandalayia beumersorum

Mesonemestrius caii[122]

Zhang, Zhang & Wang

2017

An Archinemestriinae tangle-veined fly.

Microburmyia analvena[66]

Grimaldi & Cumming

2011

A mythicomyiid fly.

Microburmyia analven

Microburmyia veanalvena[66]

Grimaldi & Cumming

2011

A mythicomyiid fly.

Microburmyia venanalvena

Microphorites pouilloni[123]

Ngô-Muller et al.

2020

A Microphorinae dolichopodid long-legged fly.

Myanmaro primus[124]

Giłka et al.

2019

An orthoclad midge.

Myanmarpsilocephala grimaldii[112]

Zhang et al.

2018

An apsilocephalid fly.

Myanmyia asteiformia[66]

Grimaldi

2011

A brachyceran fly of uncertain placement.

Myanmyia asteiformia

Mycetobia myanmara[125]

Kania, Wojtoń & Krzemiński

2019

A Mycetobiinae wood gnat.

Mysteromyia plumosa[58]

Grimaldi

2016

A Mysteromyiid orthorrhaphan fly.

Narcissomyia bella[58]

Grimaldi

2016

A soldier fly.

Nealimyia evenhuisi[58]

Grimaldi

2016

A bee fly.

Nelohelea neli[67]

Szadziewski & Sontag in Szadziewski et al.

2019

A Ceratopogonini biting midge.

Neoalavesia hadroceria[126]

Poinar & Vega

2020

An atelestid fly.

Nidergasia neraudeaui[127]

Ngô-Muller et al.

2020

A bee fly.

Normyia longistyli[58]

Grimaldi

2016

A soldier fly.

Normyia telescopica[58]

Grimaldi

2016

A soldier fly.

Normyia woodleyi[58]

Grimaldi

2016

A soldier fly.

Nymphomyia allissae[128]

Wagner & Müller

2020

A nymphomyiid fly.

Orimarguloides simplex[129]

Men & Podenas

2021

A limoniid crane fly.

Palaeocentron krzeminskii[130]

Giłka, Zakrzewska, Lukashevich & Cranston in Giłka et al.

2021

A member of the family Chironomidae belonging to the subfamily Chironominae and the tribe Pseudochironomini.

Palaeoglaesum angustum[131]

Skibińska & Santos

2023

A Bruchomyiinae drain fly.

Palaeoglaesum bisulcum[132]

Wagner

2017

A Bruchomyiinae drain fly.

Palaeoglaesum carsteni[133]

Skibińska, Krzemiński & Zhang

2019

A Bruchomyiinae drain fly.

Palaeoglaesum cracoviae[131]

Skibińska & Santos

2023

A Bruchomyiinae drain fly.

Palaeoglaesum gregi[134]

Skibińska & Krzemiński in Skibińska et al.

2023

A Bruchomyiinae drain fly.

Palaeoglaesum jakubi[134]

Skibińska et al.

2023

A Bruchomyiinae drain fly.

Palaeoglaesum muelleri[132]

Wagner

2017

A Bruchomyiinae drain fly.

Palaeoglaesum myanmari[134]

Skibińska et al.

2023

A Bruchomyiinae drain fly.

Palaeoglaesum notandum[132]

Wagner

2017

A Bruchomyiinae drain fly.

Palaeoglaesum pilosus[135]

Skibińska, Krzemiński & Zhang in Skibińska et al.

2021

A bruchomyiine drain fly.

Palaeoglaesum quadrispiculatum[62]

(Stebner et al.)

2015

A Bruchomyiinae drain fly.
Originally described as "Nemopalpus" quadrispiculatus[132]

Palaeoglaesum quadrispiculatum

Palaeoglaesum stebneri[135]

Skibińska & Krzemiński in Skibińska et al.

2021

A bruchomyiine drain fly.

Palaeoglaesum teres[135]

Skibińska & Albrycht in Skibińska et al.

2021

A bruchomyiine drain fly.

Palaeoglaesum velteni[136]

(Wagner)

2012

A Bruchomyiinae drain fly.
Originally described as "Nemopalpus" velteni.[132]

Palaeoglaesum wagneri[133]

Skibińska, Krzemiński & Zhang

2019

A Bruchomyiinae drain fly.

Palaeomyia burmitis[137]

Poinar

2004

A Phlebotomidae sand fly,
host for Paleoleishmania proterus

Palaeomyia burmitis

Palaeoparasycorax globosus[62]

Stebner et al.

2015

A drain fly.

Palaeoparasycorax globosus

Palaeoparasycorax suppus[62]

Stebner et al.

2015

A drain fly.

Palaeoparasycorax suppus

Palaeopetia dorsalis[59]

Grimaldi

2018

An ironomyiid fly.

Palaeopetia terminus[59]

Grimaldi

2018

An ironomyiid fly.

Palaepangonius glossa[58]

Grimaldi

2016

A (probably) basal tabanomorph fly.

Paleocytherea pouilloni[127]

Ngô-Muller et al.

2020

A bee fly.

Pankowskia primera[87]

Solórzano Kraemer & Cumming

2019

A wood soldier fly.

Parasycorax simplex[62]

Stebner et al.

2015

A drain fly.

Parasycorax simplex

Peculibombylia relictivena[86]

Ye et al.

2019

A bee fly.

Phlebotomites aphoe[62]

Stebner et al.

2015

A drain fly.

Phlebotomites aphoe

Phlebotomites burmaticus[138]

Malak, Salamé & Azar

2013

A drain fly.

Phlebotomites grimaldii[138]

Malak, Salamé & Azar

2013

A drain fly.

Phlebotomites neli[138]

Malak, Salamé & Azar

2013

A drain fly.

Phlebotomus vetus[62]

Stebner et al.

2015

A drain fly.

Phlebotomus vetus

Pilaria magdalena[139]

Kopeć, Krzemiński & Albrycht

2020

A species of Pilaria.

Pilaria wojciechi[139]

Kopeć, Krzemiński & Albrycht

2020

A species of Pilaria.

Pioneeria bombylia[58]

Grimaldi

2016

A bee fly.

Pouillonhybos venator[140]

Ngô-Muller et al.

2020

An ocydromiine dance fly.

Priscoculex burmanicus[141]

Poinar, Zavortink & Brown

2019

An Anophelinae mosquito.

Pristinmicrophor hukawngensis[142]

Tang et al.

2019

A Microphorinae long legged fly belonging to the subfamily.

Procrocidium minutum[58]

Grimaldi

2016

A bee fly.

Proironia burmitica[59]

Grimaldi

2018

An ironomyiid fly.

Proironia gibbera[59]

Grimaldi

2018

An ironomyiid fly.

Promeghyperus hirtus[143]

Zhang, Shih, Ren & Wang

2024

An atelestid fly.

Promeghyperus muricicaudatus[143]

Zhang, Shih, Ren & Wang

2024

An atelestid fly.

Prophora dimorion[59]

Grimaldi

2018

A phorid fly.

Prosyrphus thompsoni[59]

Grimaldi

2018

A possible stem-hoverfly.

Protoculicoides revelatus[55]

Borkent

2019

A biting midge.

Protodeuterophlebia oosterbroeki[89]

Krzemiński, Krzemińska & Soszyńska

2024

A deuterophlebiid fly.

Protodilophus semispinosus[88]

Skartveit

2023

A bibionid fly.

Protognoriste goeleti[45]

Blagoderov & Grimaldi

2004

A long beaked fungus gnat

Protognoriste nascifoa[45]

Blagoderov & Grimaldi

2004

A long beaked fungus gnat

Protohoraiella katerinae[144]

Curler, Krzemiński & Skibińska

2019

A Horaiellinae drain fly.

Protohoraiella yvonnae[144]

Curler, Krzemiński & Skibińska

2019

A Horaiellinae drain fly.

Protragoneura platycera[45]

Blagoderov & Grimaldi

2004

A fungus gnat.

Pseudoerioptera hubenqii[145]

Men, Hu & Starkevich

2022

A member of Tipuloidea belonging to the subfamily Chioneinae.

Pseudomanota perplexa[45]

Blagoderov & Grimaldi

2004

A fungus gnat.

Pseudorhagio zhangi[146]

Zhang, Zhang & Wang

2016

A tabanomorph fly of uncertain phylogenetic placement.

Psilocephala electrella[147]

Cockerell

1920

A fly of uncertain placement.

Rhabdomastix jarzembowskii[99]

Krzeminski

2004

A Limoniid crane fly.

‘Sciara’ burmitina[63]

Cockerell

1917

A dark-winged fungus gnat

Schistostoma burmanicum[148]

Brooks, Cumming & Grimaldi

2019

A Microphorinae long legged fly.

Schistostoma foliatum[148]

Brooks, Cumming & Grimaldi

2019

A Microphorinae long legged fly.

Schlingeromyia minuta[66]

Grimaldi & Hauser

2011

An Acrocerinae small headed fly

Schlingeromyia minuta

Similinannotanyderus lii[149]

Dong, Shih & Ren

2015

A tanyderid primitive crane fly

Similinannotanyderus longitergata[104]

Men, Hu & Xu

2020

A tanyderid primitive crane fly

Similinannotanyderus zbigniewi[150]

Skibińska & Krzemiński

2018

A tanyderid primitive crane fly

Similipioneeria mirantenna[86]

Ye et al.

2019

A bee fly.

Tabanipriscus transitivus[58]

Grimaldi

2016

A Horse fly.

Temaleia birmitica[45]

Blagoderov & Grimaldi

2004

A fungus gnat.

Tethepomyia coxa[58]

Grimaldi

2016

An Archisargoidea tethepomyiid fly.

Tethepomyia zigrasi[66]

Grimaldi & Arillo

2011

An Archisargoidea tethepomyiid fly.

Tethepomyia zigrasi

Trentepohlia dzeura[51]

Podenas & Poinar

2009

A limoniid crane fly.

"Trichomya" swinhoei[63]

Cockerell

1917

A Sycoracinae drain fly

Trichoneura burmitensis[151]

Kopeć et al.

2023

A species of Trichoneura.

Trichoneura chungkuni[151]

Kopeć et al.

2023

A species of Trichoneura.

Trichoneura sevciki[151]

Kopeć et al.

2023

A species of Trichoneura.

Trichoneura wangi[151]

Kopeć et al.

2023

A species of Trichoneura.

Viriosinemestrius mai[73]

Zhang, Zhang & Wang

2020

A rhagionemestriid fly.

Winnertzia burmitica[152]

(Cockerell)

1917

a Winnertziini gall midge.
First described as "Winnertziola" burmitica.[153]

Zeliinia orientalis[45]

Blagoderov & Grimaldi

2004

A fungus gnat.

Zhenia burmensis[154]

Zhang & Zhang

2019

An eremochaetid fly.

Zhenia xiai[155][156]

Zhang et al.

2016

An eremochaetid fly.

Zwickina minaevi[157]

Lukashevich & Vorontsov

2022

A blepharicerid fly.

Taxon Authority Year described Notes image

Bittacus lepiduscretaceus[158]

Li et al.

2018

A bittacid hangingfly

Burmobittacus jarzembowskii[159]

Zhao et al.

2016

A bittacid hangingfly

Burmomerope bashkuevi[160]

Sun et al.

2020

An earwig fly.

Burmomerope clara[161]

Zhao & Wang in Zhao et al.

2016

An earwig fly.

Burmomerope eureka[162]

Grimaldi & Engel

2013

An earwig fly.

Burmopsyche bella[163]

Zhao et al.

2020

An aneuretopsychid scorpionfly

Burmopsyche bella

Burmopsyche xiai[163]

Zhao et al.

2020

An aneuretopsychid scorpionfly

Burmopsyche xiai

Burmorthophlebia macularis[164]

Zhang et al.

2022

A member of the family Orthophlebiidae.

Burmorthophlebia multiprocessa[165]

Soszyńska-Maj, Krzemiński & Wang in Soszyńska-Maj et al.

2022

A member of the family Orthophlebiidae.

Burmothauma eureka[166]

Zhang et al.

2022

A member of the family Eomeropidae.

Dualula kachinensis[167]

Lin et al.

2019

A pseudopolycentropodid scorpionfly[163]

Dualula kachinensis

Parapolycentropus burmiticus[168]

Grimaldi & Rasnitsyn

2005

A pseudopolycentropodid scorpionfly

Parapolycentropus burmiticus

Parapolycentropus paraburmiticus[168]

Grimaldi & Rasnitsyn

2005

A pseudopolycentropodid scorpionfly

Parapolycentropus paraburmiticus
(copulating)

Torvimerope cordatus[169]

Zhang et al.

2024

A member of the family Meropeidae.

Taxon Authority Year described Notes image

Amberotridactylus cheni[170]

Du, Xu & Zhang

2021

A tridactylid pygmy mole cricket.

Apiculatus cretaceus[171]

Yuan, Ma & Gu

2022

An Oecanthinae tree cricket.

Archaicaripipteryx burmensis[172]

Zhu et al.

2023

A ripipterygid "mud cricket".

Archaicaripipteryx rotunda[173]

Xu et al.

2020

A ripipterygid "mud cricket".

Birmaninemobius hirsutus[174]

Xu et al.

2020

A Nemobiinae trigonidiid wood cricket.

Birmanioecanthus haplostichus[171]

Yuan, Ma & Gu

2022

An Oecanthinae tree cricket.

Birmitoxya intermedia[175]

Gorochov

2010

A dentridactyline pygmy mole cricket

Burmadactylus grimaldii[176]

Heads

2009

A mongoloxyine pygmy mole cricket

Burmadactylus tenuicerci[177]

Fan, Gu & Cao

2023

Burmagryllotalpa longa[178]

Wang et al.

2020

A gryllotalpine mole cricket

Burmaripipteryx oblongus[179]

Zhao et al.

2022

A ripipterygid "mud cricket".

Burmecaelinus armis[180]

Uchida, Husemann & Kotthoff

2023

A member of Caelifera belonging to the family Burmecaelidae.

Burmelcana longirostris[181]

Peñalver & Grimaldi

2010

An elcanid grasshopper.

Caelielca spinocrus[182]

Uchida

2021

An elcanid grasshopper.

Cascogryllus lobiferus[183]

Poinar

2018

A tridactylid pygmy mole cricket.

Cascogryllus setosus[170]

Du, Xu & Zhang

2021

A tridactylid pygmy mole cricket.

Chunxiania fania[184]

Xu et al.

2022

A mole cricket or a member of the family Gryllidae[185] or Pseudogryllotalpidae.[186]
Possibly a junior synonym of Tresdigitus rectanguli.[185]

Chunxiania fascia[186]

Gu et al.

2023

Possibly a junior synonym of Chunxiania fania.[187]

Crassicorpus maculatus[188]

Zheng et al.

2023

A tree cricket.

Curvospurus huzhengkun[189]

Liu, Yu & He

2022

A trigonidiid wood cricket.

Elcanonympha diana[190]

Heads, Thomas & Wang

2018

An elcanid grasshopper.

Elcanonympha diana

Ellca nevelka[191]

Kočárek

2020

An elcanid grasshopper.

Gryllobencain patrickmuelleri[192]

Haug et al.

2022

An ensiferan of uncertain affinities.

Hukawnelca gracile[182]

Uchida

2021

An elcanid grasshopper.

Kallosripipteryx zhangi[193]

Zhao et al.

2024

A ripipterygid "mud cricket".

Latedactylus longapedi[194] Zheng, Cao & Gu 2023 A pygmy mole cricket.

Letoelcana artemisapollonque[195]

Schall, Kotthoff & Husemann

2023

An elcanid grasshopper.

Longioculus burmensis[196]

Poinar, Gorochov & Buckley

2007

An elcanid grasshopper.

Magnidactylus gracilis[197]

Gu, Zheng, Cao & Yue in Gu et al.

2022

Magnidactylus mirus[197]

Gu, Zheng, Cao & Yue in Gu et al.

2022

Magnidactylus robustus[198]

Xu, Fang & Jarzembowski

2020

A tridactylid pygmy mole cricket[198] or a member of the family Ripipterygidae.[197]

Moban zhengzhemini[199]

Hu & He in Hu, Li & He

2024

A member of Caelifera belonging to the family Burmecaelidae.

Monitelcana penalveri[200]

Xu et al.

2022

An elcanid.

Ordicalcaratus inconditus[188]

Zheng et al.

2023

A tree cricket.

Palaeotrigonidium concavoculus[201]

Gu, Zhou & Yuan

2024

A trigonidiid wood cricket.

Palaeotrigonidium defectivus[201]

Gu, Zhou & Yuan

2024

A trigonidiid wood cricket.

Panorpidium maculosum[202]

Zhou et al.

2022

An elcanid.

Paraxelcana coronakanthodis[195]

Schall, Kotthoff & Husemann

2023

An elcanid grasshopper.

Paraxya hui[203]

Cao, Chen & Yin

2019

A tridactylid pygmy mole cricket.

Petilus zhengi[186]

Gu et al.

2023

A member of Ensifera belonging to the family Pseudogryllotalpidae or Gryllidae.[187] Possibly a junior synonym of Pherodactylus micromorphus.[187]

Pherodactylus micromorphus[204]

Poinar, Su & Brown

2020

A cricket.

Phyllotridactylus wangi[205]

Xu et al.

2021

A member of the family Tridactylidae.

Probaisselcana kachinensis[206]

Zhou et al.

2024

An elcanid.

Probaisselcana oculata[207]

Hu & He

2023

An elcanid.

Probaisselcana zhengi[208]

Gu et al.

2022

An elcanid.

Protomogoplistes asquamosus[209]

Gorochov

2010

A protomogoplistine scaley cricket

Pseudogryllotalpa scalprata[186]

Gu et al.

2023

A member of Ensifera belonging to the family Pseudogryllotalpidae or Gryllidae.[187] Possibly a junior synonym of Pherodactylus micromorphus.[187]

Qiongqi crinalis[210] Yuan et. al. 2023 A member of the family Trigonidiidae.

Tresdigitus gracilis[211]

Jiang et al.

2022

A mole cricket or a member of the family Gryllidae.
Possibly a junior synonym of Tresdigitus rectanguli.[185]

Tresdigitus rectanguli[212]

Xu, Fang & Wang

2020

A mole cricket or a member of the family Gryllidae.
Possibly a species of Pherodactylus.[185]

Tricalcaratus longilineus[201]

Gu, Zhou & Yuan

2024

A trigonidiid wood cricket.

Trigonelca jennywinterae[195]

Schall, Kotthoff & Husemann

2023

An elcanid grasshopper.

Unidigitus longialatus[186]

Gu et al.

2023

A member of Ensifera belonging to the family Pseudogryllotalpidae or Gryllidae.[187] Possibly a junior synonym of Pherodactylus micromorphus.[187]

Other archaeorthopterans

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Chresmoda chikuni[213]

Zhang & Ge in Zhang et al

2017

A water skater like Chresmodid archaeorthopteran.

Mantoblatta mira[214]

Gorochov

2006

An orthopteroid polyneopteran of uncertain placement.

Clade Coleopterida

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Taxon Authority Year described Notes image

Cretostylops engeli[215]

Grimaldi & Kathirithamby

2005

A cretostylopid stem-twisted-wing insect

Heterobathmilla kakopoios[216]

Pohl & Beutel in Pohl et al.

2020

A phthanoxenid stem-strepsipteran.

Kinzelbachilla ellenbergeri[217]

Pohl & Beutel

2016

A phthanoxenid stem-twisted-wing insect.

Phthanoxenos nervosus[218]

Engel & Huang in Engel et al.

2016

A phthanoxenid stem-twisted-wing insect.

Taxon Authority Year described Notes image

Aethiocarenus burmanicus[219]

Poinar & Brown

2017

A dictyopteran insect of uncertain placement.
Treated as belonging to the order Aethiocarenodea
or as an alienopterid nymph.[220]

Aethiocarenus burmanicus

Alienopterella stigmatica[221]

Kočárek

2018

An Alienopterid dictyopteran.

Alienopterix mlynskyi[222]

Sendi in Vršanský et al.

2021

Alienopterix ocularis[220]

Mlynský, Vršanský & Wang in Vršanský et al.

2018

An Alienopterid[220] or cratovitismid[223] dictyopteran.

Alienopterix smidovae[222]

Hinkelman in Vršanský et al.

2021

Alienopterus brachyelytrus[224]

Bai et al

2016

An Alienopterid dictyopteran.

Angustitermes reflexus[225]

Jiang, Zhao & Ren in Jiang et al.

2024

A mastotermitid termite

Anisotermes bourguignoni[226]

Jouault et al.

2022

A termite belonging to the family Mastotermitidae.

Anisotermes xiai[227]

Zhao et al.

2019

A termite belonging to the family Mastotermitidae.

Antophiloblatta hispida[228]

Sendi in Sendi et al.

2020

An umenocoleid[228] or cratovitismid[223] cockroach.

Arceotermes hospitis[229]

Engel & Jiang in Jiang et al.

2021

An arceotermitid termite

Archaeospinapteryx tartarensis[230]

Sendi & Cumming in Sendi et al.

2023

An umenocoleid.

Archeorhinotermes rossi[231]

Krishna & Grimaldi

2003

An archeorhinotermitid termite

Balatronis cretacea[232]

Šmídová & Lei

2017

A cockroach of uncertain placement.[233]

Bimodala cretacea[234]

Šmídová in Vršanský et al.

2019

A cockroach of uncertain placement. Originally assigned to the Blattidae; Qiu et al. (2020) transferred it to the family Corydiidae.[233]

Bubosa poinari[235]

Šmídová

2020

A blattine cockroach.

Caligoptera hinkelmani[236]

Sendi

2021

An ectobiid cockroach

Caputoraptor elegans[220]

Bai et al

2018

An Alienopterid dictyopteran

Caputoraptor vidit[220]

Šmídová, Vršanský & Wang

2018

An Alienopterid dictyopteran

Cercoula brachyptera[237]

Li & Huang

2020

A blattoid cockroach.

Corydoblatta subrotunda[238]

Hinkelman & Vršanský in Vršanský et al.

2022

A corydiid cockroach.

Cosmotermes multus[239]

Zhao, Yin, Shih & Ren in Zhao et al.

2019

A termite

Cosmotermes opacus[239]

Zhao, Yin, Shih & Ren in Zhao et al.

2019

A termite

Cratovitisma bechlyi[240]

Podstrelená in Podstrelená & Sendi

2018

Crenocticola burmanica[241]

Li & Huang

2020

A stem nocticolid cockroach.

Crenocticola svadba[242]

Sendi et al.

2020

A stem nocticolid cockroach.

Cretaperiplaneta kaonashi[233]

Qiu, Che & Wang in Qiu et al.

2020

A Blattidae cockroach.

Cratovitisma bechlyi[243]

Podstrelená in Podstrelená & Sendi

2018

An umenocoleid cockroach.

Cuniculoblatta brevialata[244]

Hinkelman

2021

Dharmatermes avernalis[245]

Engel, Grimaldi & Krishna

2007

A euisopteran termite of uncertain placement.

Ectoovia protecta[236]

Sendi

2021

An ectobiid cockroach

Eminespina burma[246]

Chen, Zhang & Shi

2021

An alienopterid.

Enervipraeala nigra[223]

Luo, Xu & Jarzembowski

2020

An umenocoleid cockroach.

Facioblatta perfidia[247]

Hinkelman

2022

A liberiblattinid cockroach.

Formicamendax vrsanskyi[248]

Hinkelman

2019

An Alienopterid dictyopteran

Fractalia articulata[249]

Hinkelman in Vršanský et al.

2021

A member of Corydioidea belonging to the family Fractaliidae.

Fragosublatta pectinata[250]

Chen, Shih & Ren in Chen et al.

2021

A corydiid cockroach.

Ginormotermes rex[251][252]

(Engel, Barden & Grimaldi)

2016

A termite of uncertain placement.
Originally described as "Gigantotermes" rex.

Huablattula hui[253]

Qiu, Wang & Che

2019

A blattulid cockroach.

Huablattula jiewenae[253]

Qiu, Wang & Che

2019

A blattulid cockroach.

Huablattula vrsanskyi[254]

Zhang, Li & Luo

2023

A blattulid cockroach.

Hypercercoula jiewenae[255]

Qiu

2022

A member of Blattoidea.

Jantaropterix ellenbergeri[256]

Mlynský, Wu & Koubová

2019

Kachinitermes tristis[257]

(Cockerell)

1917

A dry wood termite.
Originally described as Hodotermes tristis, moved from Kalotermes tristis

Kachinitermopsis burmensis[258]

(Poinar)

2009

A kalotermitid termite,
originally described as "Kalotermes burmensis"[259]

Kachinitermopsis burmensis

Krishnatermes yoddha[251]

Engel, Barden & Grimaldi in Engel et al.

2016

A termite of uncertain placement.

Latiblattella karlgruberi[236]

Sendi

2021

A species of Latiblattella

Laticephalana liuyani[260]

Luo et al.

2021

A member of the family Umenocoleidae.

Longitermes pulcher[226]

Jouault et al.

2022

A termite.

Maculosala circularis[261]

Xia et al.

2024

A corydiid cockroach.

Magnifitermes krishnai[226]

Jouault et al.

2022

A termite.

Magniocula apiculata[262]

Qiu, Wang & Che

2019

A corydiid cockroach.

Magniocula paradoxona[238]

Vršanská & Vršanský in Vršanský et al.

2022

A corydiid cockroach.

Manipulatoides obscura[263]

Li & Huang

2022

A manipulatorid cockroach

Manipulator modificaputis[264]

Vršanský & Bechly

2015

A manipulatorid cockroach

Mastotermes monostichus[227]

Zhao et al.

2019

A termite, a species of Mastotermes.

Mastotermes myanmarensis[226]

Jouault et al.

2022

A termite, a species of Mastotermes.

Mastotermes reticulatus[225]

Jiang, Zhao & Ren in Jiang et al.

2024

A termite, a species of Mastotermes.

Meilia jinghanae[220]

Vršanský et Wang in Vršanský et al.

2018

An Alienopterid dictyopteran.

Mesoblatta maxi[265]

Hinkelman in Hinkelman & Vršanská

2020

A Mesoblattinidae cockroach.
Host to Chlamydomonas hanublikanus
Associated with Blattocoprolites mesoblattamaxi

Milesitermes engeli[266]

Jouault et al.

2021

A termite belonging to the family Mastotermitidae.

Mongolblatta sendii[267]

Hinkelman

2021

A member of the family Mesoblattinidae.

Morphna cretacica[268]

Šmídová, Vidlička & Wedmann

2021

A blaberid cockroach

Mulleriblattina bowangi[242]

Sendi et al.

2020

A nocticolid cockroach

Mylacrotermes cordatus[245]

Engel, Grimaldi & Krishna

2007

An eEuisopteran termite of uncertain placement.

Nadveruzenie postava[222]

Vršanský, Hinkelman & Sendi in Vršanský et al.

2021

An alienopterid.

Nigropterix cummingi[269]

Sendi

2024

An umenocoleid

Nodosigalea burmanica[270]

Li & Huang

2018

A corydiid cockroach.

Nodosigalea simplivena[271]

Šmídová

2021

A corydiid cockroach.

Obscuroblatta rigida[238]

Hinkelman & Vršanský in Vršanský et al.

2022

A corydiid cockroach.

Ocelloblattula margarita[249]

Koubová & Vršanský in Vršanský et al.

2021

A member of Corydioidea.

Okruhliak vedec[238]

Vršanský & Hinkelman in Vršanský et al.

2022

A corydiid cockroach.

Ol xiai[272]

Vršanský & Wang

2017

An olid cockroach.

Olenablatta vrsanskyi[271]

Šmídová

2021

An olid cockroach.

Pabuonqed eulna[273]

Vršanský in Vršanský et al.

2019

An pabuonqedid mastotermitoid.

Pabuonqed magna[274]

Song et al.

2021

An pabuonqedid mastotermitoid.

Perlucipecta lacrima[275]

Vršanský & Sendi

2022

A mesoblattinid

Perspicuus pilosus[276]

Koubová in Koubová & Mlynský

2020

An umenocoleoid[276] or cratovitismid[223] cockroach.

Perspicuus vrsanskyi[276]

Mlynský in Koubová & Mlynský

2020

An umenocoleoid or cratovitismid cockroach.

Piloscutumus discretus[238]

Sendi in Vršanský et al.

2022

A corydiid cockroach.

Poikiloprosopon celiae[230]

Sendi & Cumming in Sendi et al.

2023

An umenocoleid.

Pokemon oculiapertion[238]

Vršanská, Hinkelman & Vršanský in Vršanský et al.

2022

A corydiid cockroach.

Pozabudnutie antiquorum[277]

Hinkelman & Vršanský in Vršanský et al.

2022

Originally described as a phyloblattid cockroach; Nel, Garrouste & Jouault (2023) considered it to be a member of Dictyoptera of uncertain family affinities.[278]

Praeblattella continuosa[279]

Šmídová, Bruthansová & Hain

2024

Praeblattella patrickmuelleri[279]

Šmídová, Bruthansová & Hain

2024

Proelectrotermes holmgreni[245]

Engel, Grimaldi & Krishna

2007

A dry wood termite.

Proelectrotermes swinhoei[280]

(Cockerell)

1916

A dry wood termite.
Originally described as Termopsis swinhoei, moved from Kalotermes swinhoei.[245]

Raphidiomimula burmitica[281]

Grimaldi & Ross

2004

A caloblattinid cockroach

Sivis tykadlo[282]

Kováčová

2023

A mesoblattinid

Spinaeblattina myanmarensis[283]

Hinkelman

2019

An mesoblattinid.

Spinka fussa[234]

Vršanský, Šmídová & Barna in Vršanský et al.

2019

A cockroach of uncertain placement. Originally assigned to the Blattidae; Qiu et al. (2020) transferred it to the family Corydiidae.[233]

Spongistoma angusta[228]

Hinkelman in Sendi et al.

2020

A liberiblattinid cockroach.

Squamicaputa tubulosa[238]

Hinkelman & Koubová in Vršanský et al.

2022

A corydiid cockroach.

Stavba babkaeva[284]

Vršanský et al.

2019

A liberiblattinid cockroach.

Stavba delicata[285]

Sendi

2021

A liberiblattinid cockroach.

Stavba jarzembowskii[286]

Li et al.

2020

A liberiblattinid cockroach.

Stavba magnoculara[285]

Sendi

2021

A liberiblattinid cockroach.

Stavba vrsanskyi[287]

Chen, Xu & Chen

2020

A liberiblattinid cockroach.

Tanytermes anawrahtai[245]

Engel, Grimaldi & Krishna

2007

An eEuisopteran termite of uncertain placement.

Tanytermitalis philetaerus[229]

Engel & Cai in Jiang et al.

2021

A tanytermitid termite

Teyia branislav[220]

Vršanský & Wang in Vršanský et al.

2018

An Alienopterid dictyopteran.

Teyia huangi[220]

Vršanský, Mlynský & Wang in Vršanský et al.

2018

An Alienopterid dictyopteran.

Trapezionotum vrsanskyi[230]

Sendi et al.

2023

An umenocoleid.

Tyrannotermes spinifer[288]

Engel & Jouault

2024

A hodotermopsid termite.

Valkyritermes inopinatus[289]

Jouault, Engel & Nel in Jouault et al.

2022

A termite belonging to the family Kalotermitidae.

Vitisma coriacea[290]

Sendi

2024

Vrtula exploratoremvalidator[291]

Vršanský & Sendi

2024

A blattulid cockroach

Vzrkadlenie karneri[230]

Sendi & Cumming in Sendi et al.

2023

Vzrkadlenie miso[228]

Vršanský in Sendi et al.

2020

An alienopterid[228] or cratovitismid[223] dictyopteran

Vzrkadlenie saintgermaini[230]

Sendi & Cumming in Sendi et al.

2023

Taxon Authority Year described Notes image

Burmantis asiatica[292]

Grimaldi

2003

A gryllomantid mantis.

Burmantis burmitica[292]

(Grimaldi)

2003

A gryllomantid mantis.Originally described as "Jersimantis" burmitica[214]

Burmantis hexispinea[293]

Li & Huang

2018

A gryllomantid mantis.

Burmantis zherikhini[294]

Delclòs et al.

2016

A gryllomantid mantis.

Taxon Authority Year described Notes image

Haplosialodes liui[295]

Huang et al.

An alderfly.

Taxon Authority Year described Notes image

Acanthoberotha cuspis[296]

Nakamine, Yamamoto & Takahashi

2020

A rhachiberothid lacewing

Acanthochrysa langae[297]

Liu et al.

2022

A member of Chrysopoidea.

Acanthomantispa grandis[298]

Lu et al.

2020

A mantid fly.

Acanthomantispa immaculata[298]

Lu et al.

2020

A mantispid.

Acanthomantispa maculata[298]

Lu et al.

2020

A mantispid.

Acanthopsychops triaina[299]

Badano & Engel

2018

A psychopsid lacewing

Acanthopsychops triaina

Achlyoconis heptatrichia[300]

Engel

2016

A Fontenelleini Aleuropteryginae dusty wing.

Achlyoconis jiae[301]

Li et al.

2019

A Fontenelleini Aleuropteryginae dusty wing.

Adelpholeon lithophorus[299]

Badano & Engel

2018

A sister genus to the antlion+owlfly clade

Adelpholeon lithophorus

Aggregataberotha paucipunctata[302]

Chen, Shi, Ren & Yang in Chen et al.

2024

A berothid beaded lacewing.

Aggregataberotha punctata[303]

Wang, Huang & Wang in Wang et al.

2022

A berothid beaded lacewing.

Allopteroneura burmana[304]

Lu, Zhang & Liu

2019

An antlion.

Anaberotha hui[305]

Li, Li & Liu

2024

A berothid beaded lacewing.

Ankyloleon caroluspetrus[306]

Haug & Haug

2023

An early representative of the clade Myrmeleontiformia.

Ankyloleon caudatus[307]

Badano, Haug & Cerretti in Badano et al.

2021

An early representative of the clade Myrmeleontiformia.

Ansoberotha jiewenae[308]

Yang, Shi & Ren

2019

A beaded lacewing.

Aphthartopsychops scutatus[299]

Badano & Engel

2018

A psychopsid lacewing

Aphthartopsychops scutatus

Araripenymphpes burmanus[309]

Lu, Xu & Liu

2022

A member of Myrmeleontoidea belonging to the family Cratosmylidae.

Archaeoconis zhangzhiqiae[310]

Chen et al.

2022

A dustywing.

Archaeomegalomus burmiticus[311]

Nakamine, Yamamoto & Takahashi

2022

A brown lacewing

Archaeosymphrasis pennyi[312]

Shi et al.

2019

A symphrasine mantis fly.

Astioberotha coutreti[313]

Jouault

2021

A rhachiberothid lacewing

Astioberotha falcipes[296]

Nakamine, Yamamoto & Takahashi

2020

A rhachiberothid lacewing

Buratina truncata[314]

Khramov, Yan & Kopylov

2019

A Paradoxosisyrinae spongillafly.

Burmaleon magnificus[315]

Myskowiak et al

2016

An osmylid lacewing

Burmaleuropteryx meinanderi[301]

Li et al.

2019

An Aleuropteryginae dusty wing.

Burmaneura minuta[316]

Huang et al.

2016

An araripeneurine antlion.

Burmithone pennyi[317]

Lu et al.

2017

A moth lacewing.

Burmitus tubulifer[299]

Badano, Engel & Wang

2018

A Stem-group Myrmeleontidae + Ascalaphidae

Burmitus tubulifer

Burmobabinskaia tenuis[318]

Lu, Zhang & Liu

2017

A Babinskaiid lacewing.

Burmodipteromantispa jiaxiaoae[319]

Liu, Lu & Zhang

2017

A Dipteromantispid mantid fly.

Burmogramma liui[320]

Liu et al.

2018

A Cretanallachiinae kalligrammatid lacewing.

Burmogramma liui

Burmopsychops isodiametrus[321]

Peng et al.

2023

A Cretanallachiinae kalligrammatid lacewing.

Burmopsychops labandeirai[320]

Liu et al.

2018

A Cretanallachiinae kalligrammatid lacewing.

Burmopsychops labandeirai

Burmopsychops limoae[322][323]

Lu, Zhang & Liu

2016

A possible kalligrammatid lacewing.[324]

Burmopsychops limoae

Burmopsychops shihi[321]

Peng et al.

2023

A Cretanallachiinae kalligrammatid lacewing.

Burmotachinymphes bilobata[325]

Cao, Wang & Liu

2021

A mesochrysopid lacewing.

Burmotachinymphes pengi[326]

Chen, Deng & Yang in Chen et al.

2022

A mesochrysopid lacewing.

Calobabinskaia xiai[327]

Lu, Wang & Liu

2021

A member of the family Babinskaiidae.

Cladofer huangi[299]

Badano, Engel & Wang

2018

A Stem-group Myrmeleontiformia

Cladofer huangi

Cornoberotha anomala[328]

Yang et al.

2020

A berothid beaded lacewing.

Cornoberotha aspoeckae[328]

Yang et al.

2020

A berothid beaded lacewing.

Cornoberotha monogona[328]

Yang et al.

2020

A berothid beaded lacewing.

Coronidilar yanae[329]

Chen et al.

2022

A pleasing lacewing.

Cratoneura cuneata[330]

Yang et al.

2020

An araripeneurid lacewing.

Creagroparaberotha cuneata[296]

Nakamine, Yamamoto & Takahashi

2020

Creagroparaberotha groehni[331]

Makarkin

2015

A member of the subfamily Paraberothinae.

Cretaconiopteryx grandis[332]

Liu & Lu

2017

A dustywing.

Cretaconiopteryx zhengpengyueae[310]

Chen et al.

2022

A dustywing.

Cretadilar olei[333]

Makarkin

2017

A pleasing lacewing.

Cretanallachius magnificus[334]

Huang et al.

2015

A Cretanallachiinae kalligrammatid lacewing.[320]

Cretanallachius magnificus

Cretarophalis patrickmuelleri[335]

Wichard

2017

A Nevrorthid lacewing.

Cretocroce xiai[336]

Lu et al.

2019

A Crocine thread‐winged lacewing.

Cretodilar burmanus[337]

Liu & Zhang in Liu et al.

2016

A pleasing lacewing.

Cretodilar multinervius[329]

Chen et al.

2022

A pleasing lacewing.

Cretogramma engeli[320]

Liu et al.

2018

A Cretanallachiinae kalligrammatid lacewing.

Cretogramma engeli

Cretoneuronema jarzembowskii[338]

Liu, Chen & Zhuo

2022

A brown lacewing

Cycloconis maculata[301]

Li et al.

2019

An aleuropterygine dusty wing.

Dasyberotha eucharis[339]

Engel & Grimaldi

2008

A beaded lacewing

Dicranoberotha liumohanae[340]

Zhuo, Li & Liu in Li et al.

2023

A rhachiberothid lacewing

Dicranoberotha zhangzhiqiae[340]

Zhuo, Li & Liu in Li et al.

2023

A rhachiberothid lacewing

Dicranomantispa zhouae[298]

Lu et al.

2020

A mantispid.

Dilar cretaceus[337]

Liu & Zhang in Liu et al.

2016

A pleasing lacewing.

Diodontognathus papillatus[299]

Badano, Engel & Wang

2018

A myrmeleontiform

Diodontognathus papillatus

Dolichoberotha burmana[328]

Yang et al.

2020

A berothid beaded lacewing

Dolichoberotha bifurcata[328]

Yang et al.

2020

A berothid beaded lacewing

Doratomantispa arcimaculata[341]

Li et al.

2022

A mantispid.

Doratomantispa ares[298]

Lu et al.

2020

A mantispid.

Doratomantispa burmanica[342]

Poinar in Poinar & Buckley

2010

A mantispid.

Doratomantispa gaoyuhei[341]

Li et al.

2022

A mantispid.

Doratomantispa hongi[343]

Shi et al.

2019

A mantid fly.

Doratomantispa pouilloni[344]

Jouault & Nel in Jouault, Pouillon & Nel

2022

A mantispid.

Doratomantispa pubescens[298]

Lu et al.

2020

A mantispid.

Doratomantispa yumeiyingae[341]

Li et al.

2022

A mantispid.

Doratomantispa zhangwenjuni[341]

Li et al.

2022

A mantispid.

Doratomantispa zhangzhiqiae[341]

Li et al.

2022

A mantispid.

Doratomantispa zhuozhengmingi[341]

Li et al.

2022

A mantispid.

Electrobabinskaia burmana[318]

Lu, Zhang & Liu

2017

A Babinskaiid lacewing.

Electrobabinskaia neli[345]

Jouault

2022

A babinskaiid lacewing.

Electrocaptivus xui[299]

Badano, Engel & Wang

2018

A nymphid lascewing

Electrocaptivus xui

Electrogramma transformatum[346]

Peng et al.

2024

A member of the family Kalligrammatidae.

Electropsychops handlirschi[347]

Lu et al.

2017

A silky lacewing.

Electropsychops oligophlebius[348]

Bai et al.

2019

A silky lacewing.

Electroxipheus veneficus[349]

Badano & Cerretti in Badano et al.

2024

A member of the stem group of Mantispoidea.

Elenchonymphes electrica[339]

Engel & Grimaldi

2008

A split-footed lacewing

Enigmadipteromantispa dilatata[340]

Li, Nakamine, Yamamoto & Liu in Li et al.

2023

A dipteromantispid.

Enigmadipteromantispa dimyi[350]

Azar, Maksoud & Huang

2020

A dipteromantispid.

Eorhachiberotha burmitica[351]

Engel

2004

A thorny lacewing

Ethiroberotha elongata[339]

Engel & Grimaldi

2008

A beaded lacewing

Fiaponeura penghiani[322][323]

Lu, Zhang & Liu

2016

A pleasing lacewing.

Fiaponeura penghiani

Gigantobabinskaia godunkoi[352]

Makarkin & Staniczek

2019

A babinskaiid stem group antlion.

Gigantoconis septemimacula[353]

Xiao, Ren & Wang in Xiao et al.

2023

An aleuropterygine dustywing

Glaesoconis baliopteryx[354]

Engel

2004

A fontenelleine aleuropterygine dustywing

Glaesoconis glaber[355]

Jouault & Engel

2024

Habrosymphrasis xiai[312]

Shi et al.

2019

A mantid fly.

Halteriomantispa grimaldii[356]

Liu, Lu & Zhang

2016

A Dipteromantispidae.

Halteriomantispa grimaldii

Haplacantha robusta[340]

Li et al.

2023

A mantispid.

Haplacantha tenuis[340]

Li et al.

2023

A mantispid.

Haploberotha carsteni[357]

Makarkin

2018

A beaded lacewing.

Haploberotha persephone[339]

Engel & Grimaldi

2008

A beaded lacewing

Haplosymphrasites zouae[298]

Lu et al.

2020

A mantispid.

Hemeroberotha sinefurca[358]

Makarkin & Gröhn

2020

A brown lacewing

Iceloberotha kachinensis[339]

Engel & Grimaldi

2008

A beaded lacewing

Iceloberotha simulatrix[339]

Engel & Grimaldi

2008

A beaded lacewing

Jersiberotha musivum[359]

Zhang et al.

2022

A beaded lacewing

Jersiberotha myanmarensis[339]

Engel & Grimaldi

2008

A beaded lacewing

Jersiberotha tauberorum[339]

Engel & Grimaldi

2008

A beaded lacewing

Khobotun elephantinus[314]

Khramov, Yan & Kopylov

2019

A paradoxosisyrine spongilla fly

Kuafupolydentes hui[360]

Luo, Liu & Jarzembowski

2022

An early member of Myrmeleontiformia.

Kurtodipteromantispa relicta[340]

Li, Nakamine, Yamamoto & Liu in Li et al.

2023

A dipteromantispid.

Kurtodipteromantispa univenula[340]

Li et al.

2023

A dipteromantispid.

Kurtodipteromantispa xiai[361]

Li et al.

2020

A dipteromantispid lacewing

Kurtodipteromantispa zhuodei[362]

Li & Liu

2020

A dipteromantispid lacewing

Lasiogramma ooideum[346]

Peng et al.

2024

A member of the family Kalligrammatidae.

Lasiopsychops impunctatus[348]

Bai et al.

2019

A silky lacewing.

Litopsychopsis burmitica[339]

Engel & Grimaldi

2008

A silky lacewing

Lonchomantispa longa[363]

Shi, Yang & Ren in Shi et al.

2020

A mantispid.
Possibly a species of Doratomantispa.[341]

Longantenna hei[364]

Li et al.

2023

A brown lacewing

Macleodiella electrina[299]

Badano & Engel

2018

A stem-group myrmeleontiform

Macleodiella electrina

Maculaberotha nervosa[365]

Yuan, Ren & Wang

2016

A beaded lacewing.

Magniberotha recurrens[365]

Yuan, Ren & Wang

2016

A beaded lacewing.

Mantispidipterella curvis[366]

Chen et al.

2024

A dipteromantispid.

Mantispidipterella longissima[319]

Liu, Lu & Zhang

2017

A dipteromantispid mantid fly.

Megalopteroneura chenxingi[367]

Liu, Lu & Zhang

2016

A corydasialid lacewing.

Mesomantispoides felixoporcus[340]

Li et al.

2023

A mantispid.

Mesoptynx unguiculatus[299]

Badano, Engel & Wang

2018

A stem-group Myrmeleontidae + Ascalaphidae

Mesoptynx unguiculatus

Mesypochrysa coadnata[368]

Chen et al.

2022

A green lacewing.

Micromantispa cristata[369]

Shi et al.

2015

A paraberothine[370] or mantid fly.[371]

Micromantispa galeata[296]

Nakamine, Yamamoto & Takahashi

2020

A paraberothine[370] or mantid fly.[371]

Micromantispa spicata[296]

Nakamine, Yamamoto & Takahashi

2020

A paraberothine[370] or mantid fly.[371]

Microsisyra carsteni[372]

Makarkin

2022

A member of the family Sisyridae.

Mischemerobia yumini[373]

Chen, Zhuo & Liu in Chen et al.

2024

A brown lacewing

Mulleroconis hyalina[374]

Ružičková, Nel & Prokop

2019

A dustywing.

Mulleroconis hyalina

Myanmarosmylus wintertoni[375]

Li et al

2024

An osmylid lacewing

Nanoleon wangae[304]

Hu, Lu & Liu

2019

An antlion.

Nuddsia simplex[375]

Li et al

2024

An osmylid lacewing

Nymphavus progenitor[299]

Badano, Engel & Wang

2018

A nymphid lacewing

Nymphavus progenitor

Oligopsychopsis grandis[320]

Lui et al.

2018

A Cretanallachiinae kalligrammatid lacewing.

Oligopsychopsis grandis

Oligopsychopsis groehni[320]

(Makarkin)

2017

A Cretanallachiinae kalligrammatid lacewing.
First described as "Burmopsychops" groehni.[333]

Oligopsychopsis groehni

Oligopsychopsis penniformis[376]

Chang et al.

2018

A Cretanallachiinae kalligrammatid lacewing.

Osmyloberotha chenzuyini[340]

Zhuo, Li & Liu in Li et al.

2023

A berothid beaded lacewing.

Osmyloberotha dispersa[340]

Li et al.

2023

A berothid beaded lacewing.

Osmyloberotha magnimaculata[340]

Li et al.

2023

A berothid beaded lacewing.

Osmyloberotha simpla[377]

Khramov

2021

A berothid beaded lacewing.

Palaeoconis azari[374]

Ružičková, Nel & Prokop

2019

A dusty wing.

Palaeoconis azari

Parababinskaia douteaui[378]

Ngô-Muller et al.

2020

A babinskaiid lacewing.

Parababinskaia makarkini[379]

Hu et al.

2018

A babinskaiid lacewing.

Parababinskaia makarkini

Parabaisochrysa xingkei[380]

Lu et al.

2018

A green lacewing.

Parabaisochrysa xingkei

Paraberothoides longispina[340]

Li, Zhang & Liu in Li et al.

2023

A rhachiberothid lacewing

Paracratochrysa bifurcata[381]

Chen, Xu & Liu

2023

A corydasialid lacewing

Paracratochrysa ternaria[381]

Chen, Xu & Liu

2023

A corydasialid lacewing

Paradipteromantispa polyneura[361]

Li et al.

2020

A dipteromantispid lacewing

Paradoxoberotha chimaera[382]

Nakamine et al.

2021

A rhachiberothid lacewing

Paradoxoconis longipalpa[383]

Chen et al.

2022

A dustywing.

Paradoxoconis szirakii[383]

Chen et al.

2022

A dustywing.

Paradoxoleon chenruii[309]

Lu, Xu & Liu

2022

A Babinskaiid lacewing.

Paradoxomantispa jiaxiaoae[298]

Lu et al.

2020

A mantispid.

Paradoxomantispa mahaiyingae[341]

Li et al.

2022

A mantispid.

Paradoxosisyra groehni[384]

Makarkin

2016

A spongillafly

Paranimboa litotes[300]

Engel

2016

A Coniopterygini Coniopteryginae dusty lacewing.

Pararchaeomegaloma suzheni[373]

Chen, Zhuo & Liu in Chen et al.

2024

A brown lacewing

Parasymphrasites electrinus[298]

Lu et al.

2020

A mantispid.

Parvosymphrasites aploneura[340]

Li, Lin, Liu & Wang in Li et al.

2023

A mantispid.

Pectispina libera[363]

Shi, Yang & Ren in Shi et al.

2020

A mantispid.

Pedanoptera arachnophila[385]

Liu et al.

2016

A Mesochrysopid lacewing.

Phthanoconis burmitica[354]

Engel

2004

A phthanoconine coniopterygine dustywing

Phyllochrysa huangi[386]

Liu et al.

2018

A chrysopoid lacewing.

Phylloleon elegans[304]

Lu, Wang & Liu

2019

An antlion.

Phylloleon stangei[304]

Lu, Ohl & Liu

2019

An antlion.

Planiconis bimaculata[353]

Xiao et al.

2023

An aleuropterygine dustywing

Pristinofossor rictus[299]

Badano & Engel

2018

A Stem-Myrmeleontidae ant-lion

Pristinofossor rictus

Proplega evelynae[340]

Zhuo, Li & Liu in Li et al.

2023

A mantispid.

Protoberotha minuta[387]

Huang, Ren & Wang

2019

A beaded lacewing.

Protosiphoniella anthophila[314]

Khramov, Yan & Kopylov

2019

A paradoxosisyrine spongillafly.

Pseudobabinskaia martinsnetoi[379]

(Lu, Zhang & Liu)

2017

A Babinskaiid lacewing.
Originally described as "Babinskaia" martinsnetoi.[318]

Pseudoneliana makarkini[388]

Huang, Nel & Azar

2019

A babinskaiid lacewing

Psilomantispa abnormis[298]

Lu et al.

2020

A mantispid.

Scoloberotha necatrix[339]

Engel & Grimaldi

2008

A thorny lacewing.

Sejunctaberotha sphaerica[302]

Chen, Shi, Ren & Yang in Chen et al.

2024

A berothid beaded lacewing.

Sejunctaberotha tenuis[302]

Chen, Shi, Ren & Yang in Chen et al.

2024

A berothid beaded lacewing.

Sejunctaberotha transversa[302]

Chen, Shi, Ren & Yang in Chen et al.

2024

A berothid beaded lacewing.

Sidorchukatia gracilis[314]

Khramov, Yan & Kopylov

2019

A paradoxosisyrine spongillafly

Simplicorydasialis fangyuani[381]

Chen, Xu & Liu

2023

A corydasialid lacewing

Simplicorydasialis simplicivenia[381]

Chen, Xu & Liu

2023

A corydasialid lacewing

Sisyroneurorthus aspoeckorum[389]

Nakamine et al.

2023

A member of the family Nevrorthidae.

Stenobabinskaia punctata[327]

Lu, Wang & Liu

2021

A member of the family Babinskaiidae.

Stictosisyra pennyi[390]

Yang et al

2018

A spongillafly

Stictosisyra pennyi

Stygioberotha siculifera[296]

Nakamine, Yamamoto & Takahashi

2020

A rhachiberothid lacewing

Systenoberotha magillae[339]

Engel & Grimaldi

2008

A beaded lacewing

Telistoberotha libitina[339]

Engel & Grimaldi

2008

A beaded lacewing

Tholimantispa zuoae[366]

Chen et al.

2024

A dipteromantispid.

Uranoberotha chariessa[296]

Nakamine, Yamamoto & Takahashi

2020

A rhachiberothid lacewing

Xiaobabinskaia lepidotricha[327]

Lu, Wang & Liu

2021

A member of the family Babinskaiidae.

Xiaoberotha bipunctata[391]

Shi et al.

2019

A beaded lacewing.

Xiaoberotha dilatapoda[303]

Wang, Huang & Wang in Wang et al.

2022

A beaded lacewing.

Xiaoleon amoena[392]

Lu & Liu

2022

An antlion.

Taxon Authority Year described Notes image

Allobaissoptera oligophlebia[393]

Lu et al.

2020

A baissopterid snakefly

Baissoptera burmana[393]

Lu et al.

2020

A baissopterid snakefly, a species of Baissoptera.

Baissoptera maculata[393]

Lu et al.

2020

A baissopterid snakefly, a species of Baissoptera.

Baissoptera monopoda[393]

Lu et al.

2020

A baissopterid snakefly, a species of Baissoptera.

Baissoptera pankowskiorum[393]

Lu et al.

2020

A baissopterid snakefly, a species of Baissoptera.

Baissoptera wangi[393]

Lu et al.

2020

A baissopterid snakefly, a species of Baissoptera.

Burmobiassoptera jiaxiaoae[393]

Lu et al.

2020

A baissopterid snakefly.

Burmoraphidia reni[394]

Liu, Lu & Zhang

2016

A mesoraphidiid snakefly.

Burmoraphidia reni

Dolichoraphidia aspoecki[394]

Liu, Lu & Zhang

2016

A mesoraphidiid snakefly.

Dolichoraphidia aspoecki

Dolichoraphidia engeli[394]

Liu, Lu & Zhang

2016

A mesoraphidiid snakefly.

Dolichoraphidia engeli

Dolichoraphidia groehni[395]

Makarkin

2023

A mesoraphidiid snakefly.

Dracoraphidia brachystigma[396]

Lu et al.

2024

A mesoraphidiid snakefly.

Electrobaissoptera burmanica[393]

Lu et al.

2020

A baissopterid snakefly.

Electrobaissoptera liui[397]

Jouault, Engel & Nel

2021

A baissopterid snakefly.

Nanoraphidia electroburmica[398]

Engel

2002

A nanoraphidiine snakefly

Nanoraphidia electroburmica

Rhynchobaissoptera hui[393]

Lu et al.

2020

A baissopterid snakefly.

Rhynchoraphidia burmana[394]

Liu, Lu & Zhang

2016

A mesoraphidiid snakefly.

Rhynchoraphidia burmana

Stenobaissoptera xiai[393]

Lu et al.

2020

A baissopterid snakefly.

Teratocephala macrostigma[396]

Lu et al.

2024

A mesoraphidiid snakefly.

other neuropterida

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Taxon Authority Year described Notes image

Partisaniferus atrickmuelleri[399]

Haug et al.

2020

A Neuropteriformian of uncertain phylogenetic placement.

Partisaniferus? edjarzembowskii[400]

Haug & Haug

2022

A Neuropteriformian of uncertain phylogenetic placement.

Taxon Authority Year described Notes image

Acanthamnestus atridorsus[401]

Du, Yao & Engel in Du et al.

2022

An amnestine cydnid.

Acanthamnestus ovoideus[401]

Du, Yao & Engel in Du et al.

2022

An amnestine cydnid.

Achiderbe obrienae[402]

Emeljanov & Shcherbakov

2020

A derbid planthopper.

Acrotiara multigranulata[403]

Luo & Bourgoin in Luo et al.

2021

A member of the family Cixiidae.

Acutiangulus densus[404]

Zhang, Liu & Yao in Zhang et al.

2024

A member of the family Reduviidae.

Adocimycolus aarondavisii[405]

Poinar & Vega

2023

A member of Coccoidea belonging to the family Adocimycolidae

Albicoccus dimai[406]

Koteja

2004

An albicoccid scale insect

Alacrena peculiaris[407]

Vea & Grimaldi

2015

A scale insect of uncertain placement. The type species is Alacrena .

"Aleurodicus" burmiticus[408]

Cockerell

1919

A whitefly

Allocephalocoris zhengi[409]

Luo, Baňař & Xie

2020

An enicocephalid.

Alloeopterus anomeotarsus[410]

Poinar & Brown

2020

A member of Sternorrhyncha belonging to the family Dinglidae.

Amecephala pusilla[411]

Drohojowska et al.

2020

A liadopsyllid psylloid.

Amphignokachinia subversa[412]

Brysz & Szwedo in Brysz, Müller & Szwedo

2023

A planthopper belonging to the family Achilidae.

Angustipsyllidium minutum[413]

Hakim et al.

2020

A paraprotopsyllidiid protopsyllidioid.

Aphrastomedes anthocoroides[414]

Yamada & Yamamoto in Yamada, Yamamoto & Takahashi

2018

A velocipedid cimicomorph.

Aradoleptus birmanus[415]

Heiss

2016

A flat bug.

Araeoanasillus leptosomus[416]

Poinar & Brown

2023

A froghopper.
Possibly a species of Cretadorus.[417]

Archaeohebrus alius[418]

Zhang, Ren & Yao

2024

A velvet water bug.

Archeaneurus neli[419]

Heiss

2019

A flat bug.

Archearadus burmensis[420]

Heiss & Grimaldi

2001

A flat bug.

Archearadus elongatus[415]

Heiss

2016

A flat bug.

Archecalisius longiventris[421]

Heiss

2019

A Calisiinae flat bug.

Archemezira nuoxichenae[422]

Heiss & Chen

2023

A member of the family Aradidae.

Archemezira nuoyichenae[423]

Heiss & Chen

2023

A member of the family Aradidae.

Arcochterus fuscus[424]

Zhang, Ren & Yao in Zhang et al.

2022

A member of the family Ochteridae.

Awanis clarus[425]

You et al.

2024

A progonocimicid moss bug.

Ayaimatum minutum[426]

Fu & Huang

2020

A mimarachnid planthopper.

Ayaimatum trilobatum[427]

Jiang et al.

2020

A mimarachnid planthopper.

Bersta coleopteromorpha[428]

Tihelka et al.

2020

A member of Cimicomorpha.

Bersta vampirica[428]

Tihelka et al.

2020

A member of Cimicomorpha.

Birmaniaespina robustispina[429]

Yu, Chen & An

2023

A yuripopovinid stalk-eyed true bug.

Brevipronotum neli[430]

Azar & Huang

2023

A member of the family Cydnidae.

Burmacader bicoloripennis[431]

Souma, Yamamoto & Takahashi

2021

A lace bug.

Burmacader grandis[432]

Heiss & Guilbert

2021

A lace bug.

Burmacader lativentris[433]

Heiss & Guilbert

2018

A lace bug.

Burmacader multivenosus[434]

Heiss & Guilbert

2013

A lace bug.

Burmacicada protera[435]

Poinar & Kritsky

2011

A cicada

Burmacoccus danyi[406]

Koteja

2004

A burmacoccid scale insect.

Burmala liaoyaoi[436]

Liu et al.

2021

A member of the family Malmopsyllidae or Liadopsyllidae.

Burmametra macrocarinata[437]

Huang et al.

2015

A water measurer.

Burmaprosbole nervosa[438]

Qiao et al.

2021

A member of the family Tettigarctidae.

Burmapsyllidium grimaldii[439]

Hakim, Azar & Huang

2022

A paraprotopsyllidiid protopsyllidioid.

Burmapsyllidium setosum[413]

Hakim et al.

2020

A paraprotopsyllidiid protopsyllidioid.

Burmavianaida anomalocapitata[440]

Souma, Yamamoto & Takahashi

2021

A member of the family Tingidae.
A Senior synonym of Microtingis leptosoma Heiss & Golub (2021).[441][442]

Burmissus latimaculatus[443]

Fu & Huang

2020

A mimarachnid planthopper.

Burmissus raunoi[444]

Shcherbakov

2017

A mimarachnid planthopper.

Burmissus szwedoi[445]

Luo et al.

2020

A mimarachnid planthopper.

Burmitaphis prolatum[446]

Poinar & Brown

2005

A burmitaphid aphid

Burmocercopis lingpogensis[447]

Fu, Cai & Huang

2019

A procercopid froghopper.

Burmodicus cretaceus[448]

Chen et al.

2020

A whitefly.

Burmodicus monlyae[449]

Chen et al.

2022

A whitefly.

Burmogerris rarus[450]

Fu, Cai, Chen & Huang in Fu et al.

2024

A member of Gerroidea of uncertain affinities.

Burmorthezia insolita[451]

Vea & Grimaldi

2012

An ensign scale insect.

Burmorthezia kotejai[451]

Vea & Grimaldi

2012

An ensign scale insect.

Burmoselis evelynae[452]

Shcherbakov

2000

A bernaeine whitefly.

Burmotettix brunnescens[453]

Dietrich & Zhang in Dietrich et al.

2022

A leafhopper.

Burmotettix depressus[453]

Dietrich & Zhang in Dietrich et al.

2022

A leafhopper.

Burmotettix limpidus[453]

Dietrich & Zhang in Dietrich et al.

2022

A leafhopper.

Burmotettix ruber[453]

Dietrich & Zhang in Dietrich et al.

2022

A leafhopper.

Burmotettix rugosus[453]

Dietrich & Zhang in Dietrich et al.

2022

A leafhopper.

Calisiomorpha herczeki[454]

Heiss

2023

A flat bug.

Calisiomorpha yuripopovi[415]

Heiss

2016

A flat bug.

Carinametra burmensis[455]

Andersen & Grimaldi

2001

A Heterocleptinae water measurer

Caulinus burmitis[446]

Poinar & Brown

2005

A burmitaphid aphid

Caulisoculus electrus[456]

Zhang & Chen

2020

A yuripopovinid stalk-eyed true bug.

Caulisoculus minutus[457]

Shang et al.

2020

A yuripopovinid stalk-eyed true bug.

Caulisoculus monlyae[458]

Zhuo & Chen in Zhuo et al.

2022

A yuripopovinid stalk-eyed true bug.

Chilamnestocoris mixtus[459]

Lis, Lis & Heiss

2018

A burrower bug.

Cretacoelidia viraktamathi[460]

Wang, Dietrich & Zhang

2019

A Coelidiinae leafhopper.

Cretadorus orientalis[461]

(Chen & Wang) in Chen et al.

2019

A sinoalid froghopper;
Originally described as "Mesodorus" orientalis.

Cretadorus qingyui[417]

Chen et al.

2024

A sinoalid froghopper.

Cretaleptus popovi[462]

Sun & Chen

2020

A leptosaldine shore bug.

Cretamesovelia pellai[463]

Boderau et al.

2024

A member of the family Mesoveliidae.

Cretamystilus herczeki[464]

Kim, Lim & Jung

2021

A member of the family Miridae belonging to the tribe Mecistoscelini.

Cretanabis kerzhneri[465]

Kim et al.

2023

A member of the family Nabidae.

Cretanazgul camillei[466]

Garrouste et al.

2020

A nabid damsel bug.

Cretocephalus stysi[467]

Luo & Xie

2022

An aenictopecheid heteropteran

Cretodorus angustus[443]

Fu & Huang

2020

A mimarachnid planthopper.

Cretodorus granulatus[443]

Fu & Huang

2020

A mimarachnid planthopper.

Cretodorus lijuanae[468]

Liu & Jiang in Liu et al.

2024

A mimarachnid planthopper.

Cretodorus multifoveatus[469]

Liu et al.

2022

A mimarachnid planthopper.

Cretodorus rostellatus[470]

Zhang et al.

2021

A mimarachnid planthopper.

Cretomultinervis burmensis[471]

Fu & Huang

2021

A member of the family Sinoalidae.

Cretopiesma engelgrimaldii[472]

Azar, Heiss & Huang

2020

An aradid flat bug.

Cretopiesma inexpectatum[472]

Azar, Heiss & Huang

2020

An aradid flat bug.

Cretopiesma lini[472]

Azar, Heiss & Huang

2020

An aradid flat bug.

Cretopiesma suukyiae[473]

Grimaldi & Engel

2008

A flat bug.

Cretosinoala tetraspina[474]

Fu & Huang

2019

A Sinoalidae froghopper.

Cretotettigarcta burmensis[475]

Fu, Cai & Huang

2019

A stem cicadid.

Cretotettigarcta problematica[476][477]

(Jiang et al.)

2019

A stem cicadid.
Originally described as Hpanraais problematicus.

Cretotettigarcta shcherbakovi[477]

Jiang et al.

2024

A stem cicadid.

Cretozemira elongata[478]

Heiss

2023

A member of the family Aradidae.

Criniverticillus longicumulus[479]

Lin, Yao & Ren

2018

A weitschatid Coccomorph.

Cucullitingis biacantha[480]

Du & Yao

2018

A lace bug.

Dachibangus trimaculatus[481]

Jiang, Szwedo & Wang

2018

A mimarachnid planthopper.

Delphitiara tibiocoronata[403]

Luo & Bourgoin in Luo et al.

2021

A member of the family Cixiidae.

Derbachile aschei[402]

Emeljanov & Shcherbakov

2020

A derbid planthopper.

Derbachile hochae[402]

Emeljanov & Shcherbakov

2020

A derbid planthopper.

Dingla shagria[482]

Szwedo & Drohojowska

2020

A member of Sternorrhyncha belonging to the family Dinglidae or Miralidae.[483]

Disphaerocephalus constrictus[74]

Cockerell

1917

A Disphaerocephalinae gnat bug.

Disphaerocephalus macropterus[74]

Cockerell

1917

A Disphaerocephalinae gnat bug.

Disphaerocephalus swinhoei[74]

(Cockerell)

1917

A Disphaerocephalinae gnat bug.
Originally described as "Enicocephalus" swinhoei.[484]

Dorytocus jiaxiaoae[485]

Song, Szwedo & Bourgoin in Song et al.

2021

A dorytocid planthopper.

Dorytocus ornithorhynchus[486]

Emeljanov & Shcherbakov

2018

A dorytocid planthopper.

Dumpyawnus hpungwanus[487]

Zhang, Luo & Szwedo in Zhang et al.

2023

A katlasid planthopper.

Duyana electronica[488]

Chen et al.

2021

A ledrine leafhopper.

Echinoaphis penalverii[489]

Węgierek, Cai & Huang

2019

A burmitaphidid aphid.

Ecpaglocoris ditomeus[490]

Yamada & Yamamoto in Yamada, Yamamoto & Takahashi

2023

A vetanthocorid cimicoid.

Electrala muae[461]

Chen & Zhuo in Chen et al.

2020

A sinoalid froghopper

Ellenbergeria oviventris[415]

Heiss

2016

A flat bug.

Eunotalia emeryi[477]

Jiang et al.

2024

A stem cicadoid.

Eurymacropsis yanzhenae[491]

Dietrich & Wang

2024

A leafhopper.

Eurypterogerron kachinensis[492]

Chen et al.

2020

A minlagerrontid Cicadomorpha.

Fangyuania xiai[493]

Chen, Szwedo & Wang in Chen et al.

2018

A sinoalid froghopper.

Feroculipodus obtusidentatus[494]

Ma, Ren & Yao in Ma et al.

2023

A member of the family Nabidae.

Feroorbis burmensis[495]

Węgierek & Huang in Węgierek et al.

2017

A szelegiewicziid aphid.

Ferriantenna excalibur[496]

Cumming & Le Tirant

2021

A member of the family Coreidae belonging to the subfamily Coreinae.

Ferriantenna gracenuoxichenae[497]

Cumming, Le Tirant & Chen

2024

Formosixinia aeterna[498]

Chen & Wang in Chen et al.

2020

An archijassid treehopper.

Foveopsis fennahi[499]

Shcherbakov

2007

A perforissid planthopper.

Foveopsis heteroidea[500]

Zhang, Ren & Yao

2017

A perforissid planthopper.

Furtivirete zhuoi[501]

Zhang, Ren & Yao

2019

A jubisentid planthopper.

Gakasha calcaridentata[502]

Jiang, Wang & Szwedo

2019

A progonocimicid moss bug.

Gelastocoris curiosus[503]

Poinar & Brown

2016

A toad bug.

Gilderius eukrinops[407]

Vea & Grimaldi

2015

A mealybug.

Grimaldinia pronotalis[504]

Popov & Heiss

2014

A Leptosaldinae spiny-legged bug.

Hexaphlebia burmanica[505]

Poinar in Poinar & Brown

2014

A jumping ground bug.

Hormatalis lancigerens[506]

Węgierek & Wang in Węgierek et al.

2018

An isolitaphid aphid.

Imbricatala novitas[507]

Zhang et al.

2024

A planthopper belonging to the family Inoderbidae.

Ingensala xiai[508]

Luo, Song & Szwedo in Luo et al.

2022

An inoderbid planthopper.

Inoderbe rapunzel[509]

Shcherbakov & Emeljanov

2021

A planthopper belonging to the new family Inoderbidae.

Isolitaphis prolatantennus[510]

Poinar

2017

A juraphidid aphid.[511]

Jaculistilus oligotrichus[512]

Zhang, Ren & Yao

2018

A mimarachnid planthopper.

Jaculistilus xixuanae[513]

Jiang, Chen & Szwedo

2022

A mimarachnid planthopper.

Jiaotouia burmitica[514]

Fu & Huang

2020

A sinoalid froghopper.

Jiaotouia minuta[515]

Chen & Wang in Chen et al.

2019

A sinoalid froghopper.

Jubisentis hui[501]

Zhang, Ren & Yao

2019

A jubisentid planthopper.

Kachinella bicolor[453]

Dietrich & Zhang in Dietrich et al.

2022

A leafhopper.

"Kachinia" cretacea[516]

Chen et al.

2019

A minute litter bug.
The generic name is preoccupied by Kachinia Tong & Li (2018).

Kachinocoris brevipennis[517]

Heiss

2012

A flat bug

Katlasus xiai[518]

Luo et al.

2020

A katlasid planthopper.

Kozarius achronus[407]

Vea & Grimaldi

2015

A kozariid scale insect.

Kozarius perpetuus[407]

Vea & Grimaldi

2015

A kozariid scale insect.

Kuanzuia cavanii[519]

Chen & Zhuo

2024

A member of the family Schizopteridae.

Laevigemma lisorum[401]

Du, Yao & Engel in Du et al.

2022

An amnestine cydnid.

Lanlakawa changdaensis[520]

Luo et al.

2020

A perforissid planthopper.

Latidorsum carinbifarium[521]

Wang, Tang & Yao in Wang et al.

2021

A member of the family Tingidae.

Leptosaldinea cobbeni[522]

Popov & Heiss

2016

A spiny-legged bug or a schizopterid.[523]

Leptosaldinea zhengmingi[523]

Chen & Zhuo in Chen et al.

2022

A spiny-legged bug or a schizopterid.

Longivelia circuliplsus[524]

Zhang et al.

2023

A member of the family Veliidae.

Lumatibialis burmitis[505]

Poinar in Poinar & Brown

2014

A jumping ground bug.

Macrodrilus bostrychus[525]

Poinar

2020

A macrodrilid scale insect.

Macrolepta chenchenae[526]

Yu, Zhuo & Chen in Yu et al.

2023

A member of the family Leptopodidae.

Maculixius jiewenae[527]

Bourgoin & Wang in Wang, Liang & Bourgoin

2022

A member of the family Cixiidae.

Magnilens glaesaria[407]

Vea & Grimaldi

2015

A scale insect of uncertain placement.

Magnusantenna wuae[528]

Du & Chen in Du et al.

2020

A member of the family Coreidae.

Maliawa akrawna[413]

Hakim et al.

2020

A paraprotopsyllidiid protopsyllidioid.

Marmyan barbarae[406]

Koteja

2004

A scale insect of uncertain placement

Makrosala elegans[529]

Chen & Wang in Chen et al.

2020

A sinoalid froghopper.

Makrosala venusta[529]

Chen & Wang in Chen et al.

2020

A sinoalid froghopper.

Mecocollaris simplipodus[530]

Ma et al.

2024

A member of the family Nabidae.

Megagerron zhuoi[531]

Chen et al.

2020

A minlagerrontid Cicadomorpha.

Megalophthallidion burmapateron[532]

Drohojowska & Szwedo in Drohojowska, Zmarzły & Szwedo

2022

A member of Sternorrhyncha belonging to the family Postopsyllidiidae.

Megaoptocoris punctatus[533]

Zhou et al.

2022

A yuripopovinid stalk-eyed true bug.

Megaoptocoris similis[533]

Zhou et al.

2022

A yuripopovinid stalk-eyed true bug.

Mesolongicapitis peii[534]

Chen et al.

2019

A sinoalid froghopper.

Mesophthirus engeli[535]

Gao, Shih, Rasnitsyn & Ren in Gao et al.

2019

A scale insect of uncertain family placement.[536]

Mesophthirus engeli

Microaradus anticus[537]

Heiss & Poinar

2012

An archaearadine flat bug.

Mimaeurypterus burmiticus[426]

Fu & Huang

2020

A mimarachnid planthopper.

Mimaplax ekrypsan[538]

Jiang, Szwedo & Wang

2019

A mimarachnid planthopper.

Mimaplax ekrypsan

Minlagerron griphos[539]

Chen, Szwedo & Wang in Chen et al.

2019

A minlagerrontid Cicadomorpha.

Minlagerron onyxos[539]

Chen, Szwedo & Wang in Chen et al.

2019

A minlagerrontid Cicadomorpha.

Mirala burmanica[540]

Burckhardt & Poinar

2020

A psylloid jumping plant-louse.

Miropictopallium coloradmonens[541]

Fabrikant & Novoselska

2024

A yuripopovinid stalk-eyed true bug.

Multistria orthotropa[542]

Zhang, Yao & Pang in Zhang et al.

2021

A mimarachnid planthopper.

Myanmarvelia pankowskiorum[543]

Boderau et al.

2023

A member of the family Mesoveliidae.

Myanmezira longicornis[537]

Heiss & Poinar

2012

A mezirine flat bug.

Nerthra bichelata[503]

Poinar & Brown

2016

A toad bug.

Niryasaburnia burmitina[257]

(Cockerell)

1917

An achilid planthopper.
Originally described as "Liburnia" burmitina[544]

Niryasaburnia nigrutomia[545]

Deng & Bourgoin in Deng et al.

2024

An achilid planthopper.

Nolectra bourgoini[546] Luo, Gnezdilov, Zhuo & Song 2023 A nogodinid planthopper.

Ornatiala amoena[547]

Chen, Wang & Zhang in Chen et al.

2019

A sinoalid froghopper.

Ornatiala kachinensis[548]

Chen et al.

2020

A sinoalid froghopper.

Pachytylaradus cretaceous[549]

Heiss

2022

An aradid flat bug.

Paenicotechys fossilis[280]

(Cockerell)

1916

An Aenictopecheinae gnat bug.
Originally described as "Enicocephalus" fossilis.[484]

Palaeoleptus burmanicus[550]

Poinar

2009

A palaeoleptid or leptopodid bug.[551]

Palaeotanyrhina exophthalma[552]

Poinar, Brown & Kóbor

2022

A reduvioid cimicomorph or a leptopodid bug.[551]

Paleoanomala aptenus[553]

Poinar & Vega

2020

A lace bug.

Paleolepidotus macrocolus[554]

Poinar, Vega & Schneider

2020

A scale insect.

Paleotriatoma metaxytaxa[555]

Poinar

2019

An assassin bug.

Paraburmoselis kachinensis[556]

Chen et al.

2020

An aleyrodid whitefly.

Paranthoscytina xiai[447]

Fu, Cai & Huang

2019

A procercopid froghopper.

Paraornatiala daidaleos[474]

Fu & Huang

2019

A sinoalid froghopper.

Paraphatnomacader huarongcheni[557]

Guilbert & Heiss

2019

A lace bug.

Paraprotopsyllidium spinosum[413]

Hakim et al.

2020

A paraprotopsyllidiid protopsyllidioid.

Parvaverrucosa annulata[446]

(Poinar & Brown)

2005

A parvaverrucosid aphid.
Originally described as "Verrucosa" annulata.[558]

Parvilepta jinghuiae[526]

Yu, Zhuo & Chen in Yu et al.

2023

A member of the family Leptopodidae.

Parvilepta jingyuanae[526]

Yu, Zhuo & Chen in Yu et al.

2023

A member of the family Leptopodidae.

Parvochterus lanceolarus[424]

Zhang, Ren & Yao in Zhang et al.

2022

A member of the family Ochteridae.

Parvochterus reticulatus[424]

Zhang, Ren & Yao in Zhang et al.

2022

A member of the family Ochteridae.

Parwaina liuyei[559]

Song, Szwedo & Bourgoin in Song et al.

2019

A yetkhatid planthopper.

Pedicellicoccus marginatus[407]

Vea & Grimaldi

2015

A scale insect of uncertain placement.

Pentacarinus kachinensis[403]

Luo & Bourgoin in Luo et al.

2021

A member of the family Cixiidae.

Pentacarinus maculosus[560]

Deng & Wang in Deng et al.

2024

A member of the family Cixiidae.

Pentacarinus tenebrosus[560]

Deng & Wang in Deng et al.

2024

A member of the family Cixiidae.

Pictala scorpioides[483]

Ivanov, Vorontsov & Shcherbakov

2024

A member of Psylloidea belonging to the family Miralidae.

Plecophlebus nebulosus [257]

Cockerell

1917

A cixiid planthopper

Postopsyllidium burmaticum[561]

Hakim et al.

2019

A protopsyllidioid sternorrhynchen bug.

Postopsyllidium grimaldii[561]

Hakim et al.

2019

A protopsyllidioid sternorrhynchen bug.

Postopsyllidium rebeccae[562]

Grimaldi

2003

A protopsyllidioid sternorrhynchen bug.

Pranwanna xiai[477]

Jiang et al.

2024

A stem cicadid.

Priscacutius denticulatus[563]

Poinar & Brown

2017

A leafhopper.

Prolavexillaphis munditia[511]

Liu, Qiao & Yao in Liu et al.

2018

A juraphidid aphid.

Protogeocoris arcanus[564]

Kóbor, Faúndez & Roca-Cusachs

2023

A big eyed bug.

Pseudocaulisoculus longicornis[565]

Kóbor & Roca-Cusachs

2021

A member of the family Yuripopovinidae.

Psilargus anufrievi[566]

Shcherbakov

2020

A jubisentid planthopper.

Pseudoweitschatus audebertis[407]

Vea & Grimaldi

2015

A weitschatid scale insect.

Pubivetanthocoris carinalis[567]

Tang, Wang & Yao in Tang et al.

2021

A member of the family Vetanthocoridae.

Pullneyocoris dentatus[568]

Lis et al.

2020

A burrower bug.

Punctacorona triplosticha[569]

Wang et al.

2019

A burrower bug.

Qiaoia menghaoae[570]

Chen & Zhuo in Chen et al.

2024

A member of the family Schizopteridae.

Qilia regilla[571]

Chen et al.

2019

A Ledrinae leafhopper.

Quasicimex eilapinastes[572]

Engel

2008

A stem-group cimicid.

Quinalveus hui[401]

Du, Yao & Engel in Du et al.

2022

An amnestine cydnid.

Reticulatitergum hui[573]

Du et al.

2019

A yuripopovinid true bug.

Rosahendersonia prisca[407]

Vea & Grimaldi

2015

A coccid scale insect.

Sauronaradus meganae[574]

Cumming & Mlynarek

2024

A flat bug.

Sinuovenaxius kachinensis[545]

Wang & Bourgoin in Deng et al.

2024

An achilid planthopper.

Spinitingis ellenbergeri[434]

Heiss & Guilbert

2013

A lace bug.

Spinonympha shcherbakovi[575]

Luo, Wang & Jarzembowski

2021

A planthopper of uncertain phylogenetic placement.

Stonymetopus megus[576]

Poinar, Brown & Bourgoin

2022

A fulgoridiid planthopper.

Tanaia burmitica[577]

Perrichot, Nel, & Néraudeau

2007

A jumping ground bug.

Tanyaulus caudisetula[578]

Poinar

2018

A burmitaphid aphid.

Tenebricosus coriaceus[579]

He et al.

2022

A mimarachnid planthopper.

Tingiometra burmanica[580]

Heiss, Golub & Popov

2015

A lace bug.

Tingiometra pankowskii[581]

Golub & Heiss

2020

A lace bug.

Tingiometra scutellbicostata[582]

Mu et al.

2024

A lace bug.

Tingiometra secunda[581]

Golub & Heiss

2020

A lace bug.

Tingiometra yuripopovi[581]

Golub & Heiss

2020

A lace bug.

Tingiphatnoma andreneli[583]

Maksoud, Azar & Huang

2019

A lace bug.

Tingiphatnoma bispinosa[557]

Guilbert & Heiss

2019

A lace bug.

Tingiphatnoma suchorskii[584]

Heiss & Guilbert

2019

A lace bug.

Tumpectus triporcatus[585]

Dai et al.

2024

A yuripopovinid stalk-eyed true bug.

Vasteantenatus hukawngi[489]

Węgierek, Cai & Huang

2019

A burmitaphidid aphid.

Vasteantenatus reliquialaus[586]

Liu et al.

2019

A burmitaphidid aphid.

Vetuprosbole parallelica[475]

Fu, Cai & Huang

2019

A hairy cicada.

Viraktamathus burmensis[453]

Dietrich & Zhang in Dietrich et al.

2022

A leafhopper.

Wangala kachinensis[587]

Chen et al.

2022

A froghopper belonging to the family Sinoalidae.

Wathondara kotejai[588]

Simon, Szwedo & Xia in Wang et al.

2015

An ensign scale.

Wathondara kotejai

Xiaochibangus formosus[589][513]

(Fu et al.)

2019

A mimarachnid planthopper.
Originally described as Dachibangus formosus.

Xiaochibangus hui[542][513]

(Zhang, Yao & Pang in Zhang et al.)

2021

A mimarachnid planthopper.
Originally described as Dachibangus hui.

Yetkhata jiangershii[559]

Song, Szwedo & Bourgoin in Song et al.

2019

A yetkhatid planthopper.

Taxon Authority Year described Notes image

Bittacopsocus megacephalus[590]

Beutel et al.

2019

An ? archipsyllid Permopsocid

Burmopsylla maculata[591]

Liang, Zhang & Liu

2016

An archipsyllid Permopsocid

Mydiognathus eviohlhoffae[592]

Yoshizawa & Lienhard

2016

An archipsyllid Permopsocid

Psocorrhyncha burmitica[593]

Huang et al.

2016

An archipsyllid Permopsocid

Psocorrhyncha burmitica
Taxon Authority Year described Notes image

Annulipsyllipsocus andreneli[594]

Hakim et al.

2018

A psyllipsocid cave barklouse.

Annulipsyllipsocus inexspectatus[594]

Hakim et al.

2018

A psyllipsocid cave barklouse.

Archimenopon myanmarensis[595]

Zhang et al.

2024

A member of the stem group of Amblycera.

Atapinella garroustei[596]

Azar et al.

2014

A pachytroctid booklice.

Azarpsocus perreaui[597]

Maheu & Nel

2020

A manicapsocid booklouse.

Brachyantennum spinosum[598]

Liang & Liu in Zhang, Liang & Liu

2022

A member of Trogiomorpha of uncertain affinities.

Burmacompsocus banksi[280]

(Cockerell)

1916

A compsocid booklouse.
Originally described as "Psyllipsocus" banksi

Burmacompsocus coniugans[599]

Sroka & Nel

2017

A compsocid booklouse.

Burmacompsocus perreaui[600]

Nell & Waller

2007

A compsocid booklouse.

Burmacompsocus perreaui

Burmacompsocus pouilloni[601]

Ngô-Muller, Garrouste & Nel

2020

A compsocid booklouse.

Burmempheria curvatavena[602]

Li, Yoshizawa & Yao in Li et al.

2022

An empheriid barklouse.

Burmempheria densuschaetae[603]

Li, Wang & Yao

2020

An empheriid barklouse.

Burmempheria raruschaetae[603]

Li, Wang & Yao

2020

An Empheriid

Burmesopsocus lienhardi[604]

Yoshizawa in Yoshizawa & Yamamoto

2021

A member of Homilopsocidea of uncertain phylogenetic placement.

Burmipachytrocta singularis[596]

Azar et al.

2014

A pachytroctid booklice.

Concavapsocus parallelus[605]

Wang et al.

2019

A psyllipsocid cave barklouse.

Cormopsocus baleoi[606]

Hakim, Azar & Huang

2021

A cormopsocid barklouse.

Cormopsocus groehni[607]

Yoshizawa & Lienhard

2020

A cormopsocid barklouse.

Cormopsocus neli[608]

Hakim, Azar & Huang in Hakim et al.

2021

A cormopsocid barklouse.

Cretoscelis burmitica[609]

Grimaldi & Engel

2006

A liposcelidid booklouse

Heliadesdakruon morganae[610]

Cumming & Le Tirant

2021

A member of Trogiomorpha belonging to the family Archaeatropidae.

Latempheria kachinensis[602]

Li, Yoshizawa & Yao in Li et al.

2022

An empheriid barklouse.

Longiantennum fashengi[611]

Liang et al.

2022

A member of the family Archaeatropidae.

Longiglabellus edentatus[612]

Wang, Li & Yao in Wang et al.

2021

A cormopsocid barklouse.

Longiglabellus pedhyalinus[612]

Wang, Li & Yao in Wang et al.

2021

A cormopsocid barklouse.

Palaeomanicapsocus fouadi[613]

Azar et al.

2016

A manicapsocid booklouse.

Palaeomanicapsocus margoae[613]

Azar et al.

2016

A manicapsocid booklouse.

Palaeosiamoglaris burmica[614]

Azar, Huang & Nel in Azar et al.

2017

A Prionoglaridid barklouse.

Palaeosiamoglaris inexpectata[614]

Azar, Huang & Nel in Azar et al.

2017

A Prionoglaridid barklouse.

Palaeosiamoglaris leinhardi[614]

Azar, Huang & Nel in Azar et al.

2017

A Prionoglaridid barklouse.

Paraelectrentomopsis chenyangcaii[615]

Azar, Hakim & Huang

2016

A cormopsocid barklouse.

Paralellopsocus elongatus[616]

Hakim, Huang & Azar

2023

An Empheriid

Paramanicapsocus longiantennatus[617]

Hakim, Azar & Huang

2020

A manicapsocid barklouse.

Paramanicapsocus xingyuei[618]

Liang in Chen, Wang & Liang

2023

A manicapsocid barklouse.

Psyllipsocus myanmarensis[619]

Jouault et al.

2021

A psyllipsocid cave barklouse.

Psyllipsocus yangi[620]

Liang & Liu

2021

A psyllipsocid cave barklouse.

Psyllipsocus yoshizawai[621]

Álvarez-Parra et al.

2020

A psyllipsocid cave barklouse.

Stimulopsocus jiewenae[622]

Liang & Liu

2021

A cormopsocid barklouse.

Taxon Authority Year described Notes image

Adstrictubothrips mirapterus[623]

Ulitzka

2022

A rohrthripid thrips.

Burmacypha longicornis[624]

Zherikhin

2000

A lophioneurid thrips.

Burmathrips engeli[625]

Peña-Kairath et al.

2024

A stenurothripid thrips.

Cenomanithrips primus[626]

Tong, Shih & Ren

2019

A stenurothripid thrips.

Didymothrips abdominalis[627] Guo, Engel, Shih & Ren 2024 A stenurothripid thrips.

Gemineurothrips microcephalus[623]

Ulitzka

2022

A rohrthripid thrips.

Gemineurothrips peculiaris[623]

Ulitzka

2022

A rohrthripid thrips.

Iotacypha zherikhini[628]

Shcherbakov, Bashkuev & Shmakov

2024

A lophioneurid thrips.

Myanmarothrips pankowskiorum[629]

Ulitzka

2018

A merothripid thrips.

Paralleloalathrips bivenatus[623]

Ulitzka

2022

A rohrthripid thrips.

Parallelothrips separatus[627] Guo, Engel, Shih & Ren 2024 A stenurothripid thrips

Rohrthrips brachyvenis[623]

Ulitzka

2022

A rohrthripid thrips.

Rohrthrips breviceps[630]

Ulitzka

2019

A rohrthripid thrips.

Rohrthrips breviceps

Rohrthrips burmiticus[629]

Ulitzka

2018

A rohrthripid thrips.

Rohrthrips burmiticus

Rohrthrips jiewenae[630]

Ulitzka

2019

A rohrthripid thrips.

Rohrthrips jiewenae

Rohrthrips maryae[630]

Ulitzka

2019

A rohrthripid thrips.

Rohrthrips maryae

Rohrthrips multihamuli[623]

Ulitzka

2022

A rohrthripid thrips.

Rohrthrips pandemicus[623]

Ulitzka

2022

A rohrthripid thrips.

Rohrthrips patrickmuelleri[630]

Ulitzka

2019

A rohrthripid thrips.

Rohrthrips patrickmuelleri

Rohrthrips rhamphorhynchus[623]

Ulitzka

2022

A rohrthripid thrips.

Rohrthrips schizovenatus[630]

Ulitzka

2019

A rohrthripid thrips.

Rohrthrips schizovenatus

Rohrthrips setiger[623]

Ulitzka

2022

A rohrthripid thrips.

Sesquithrips markpankowskii[623]

Ulitzka

2022

A rohrthripid thrips.

Sesquithrips rostratus[623]

Ulitzka

2022

A rohrthripid thrips.

Taxon Authority Year described Notes image

Xenozorotypus burmiticus[631]

Engel & Grimaldi

2002

A zorotypid angel insect.

Zorotypus (Octozoros) acanthothorax[631]

Engel & Grimaldi

2002

A zorotypid angel insect.

Zorotypus (Octozoros) cenomanianus[632]

Yin, Cai & Huang

2018

A zorotypid angel insect.

Zorotypus denticulatus[632]

Yin, Cai & Huang

2018

A zorotypid angel insect.

Zorotypus dilaticeps[633]

Yin et al.

2018

A zorotypid angel insect.

Zorotypus (Octozoros) hirsutu[634]

Mashimo in Mashimo et al.

2018

A zorotypid angel insect.

Zorotypus hirsutus

Zorotypus (Octozoros) hukawngi[635]

Chen & Su

2019

A zorotypid angel insect.

Zorotypus hukawngi

Zorotypus (Octozoros) nascimbenei[631]

Engel & Grimaldi

2002

A zorotypid angel insect.

Zorotypus oligophleps[636]

Liu et al.

2018

A zorotypid angel insect.

Zorotypus pecten[637]

Mashimo, Müller & Beutel

2019

A zorotypid angel insect.

Zorotypus pecten

Zorotypus pusillus[638]

Chen & Su

2019

A zorotypid angel insect.

Zorotypus robustus[636]

Liu et al.

2018

A zorotypid angel insect.

Clade Perlidea

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Acanthodiplatys leptocercus[639]

Ren, Zhang, Shih & Ren

2018

A Diplatyid earwig nymph

Acantholabis coralloides[640]

Mao, Engel, & Ren in Mao et al.

2020

A labidurid earwig.

Astreptolabis ethirosomatia[641]

Engel

2011

A pygidicranid earwig

Astreptolabis ethirosomatia

Astreptolabis laevis[642]

Mao et al

2020

A pygidicranid earwig

Astreptolabis laevis

Burmapygia resinata[643]

Engel & Grimaldi

2004

A pygidicranid earwig

Eminepygia myanmarensis[644]

Chen & Zhang

2021

A pygidicranid earwig.

Gracilipygia canaliculata[645]

Ren, Zhang, Shih & Ren

2017

A pygidicranid earwig

Hirtidiplatys cardiophyllus[639]

Ren, Zhang, Shih & Ren

2018

A Diplatyid earwig nymph

Metaxylabis baii[646]

Peng et al.

2024

A labidurid earwig

Myrrholabia electrina[643]

(Cockerell)

1920

A labidurid earwig, originally described as Labidura electrina

Myrrholabia electrina (type illustration)

Prodacnodes dupliforceps[647]

Peng et al.

2024

A pygidicranid earwig

Robustipygia calvata[639]

Ren, Zhang, Shih & Ren

2018

A pygidicranid earwig

Stonychopygia laticoncava[648]

Wang et al.

2022

A pygidicranid earwig

Stonychopygia leptocerca[649]

Engel & Huang

2017

A pygidicranid earwig

Toxolabis zigrasi[650]

Engel & Grimaldi

2014

An Anisolabididae earwig

Tricholabidura elongata[651]

Peng & Engel in Peng et al.

2022

A labidurid earwig

Tytthodiplatys mecynocercus[641]

Engel

2011

A Diplatyidae earwig

Tytthodiplatys mecynocercus

Tytthodiplatys ortholabis[639]

Ren, Zhang, Shih & Ren

2018

A Diplatyid earwig nymph

Zeugmadiplatys cheni[652]

Peng et al.

2024

A haplodiplatyid earwig

Zigrasolabis speciosa[650]

Engel & Grimaldi

2014

A Labiduridae earwig

Taxon Authority Year described Notes image

Atmetoclothoda orthotenes[653]

Engel & Huang in Engel et al.

2016

A clothodid webspinner. Atmetoclothoda .

Burmitembia venosa[9]

Cockerell

1919

A Notoligotomid webspinner.

Burmitembia venosa
(type illustration)

Gnethoda ancyla[654]

Cui & Engel

2020

A clothodid webspinner.

Gnethoda symmetrica[654]

Cui & Engel

2020

A clothodid webspinner.

Henoclothoda simplex[654]

Cui & Engel

2020

A clothodid webspinner.

Litoclostes delicatus[653]

Engel & Huang in Engel et al.

2016

An oligotomid webspinner.

Sorellembia estherae[655]

Engel & Grimaldi

2006

A sorellembiid webspinner

Taxon Authority Year described Notes image

Sylvalitoralis cheni[656]

Zhang, Bai & Yang in Zhang et al.

2016

An ice crawler nymph of uncetrain placement.

Taxon Authority Year described Notes image
Breviala cretacea[657] Yang et al. 2023 A timematod stick insect.
Echinosomiscus primoticus[658] Engel & Wang in Engel, Wang & Alqarni 2016 A phasmatid stick insect.
Elasmophasma longitubus[659] Yang, Engel, Ren & Gao in Yang et al. 2022 A euphasmatod stick insect.
Elasmophasma stictum[660] Chen et al. 2018 A euphasmatod stick insect.
Electroclavella genuina[657] Yang et al. 2023 A timematod stick insect.
Granosicorpes lirates[661] Chen et al. 2019 A timematod stick insect.
Leptophasma physematosa[662] Yang, Shih, Ren & Gao in Yang et al. 2019 A pterophasmatid stick insect.
Meniscophasma erythrosticta[662] Yang, Shih, Ren & Gao in Yang et al. 2019 A pterophasmatid stick insect.
Pseudoperla leptoclada[663] Chen et al. 2017 An archipseudophasmatid stick insect.
Pseudoperla scapiforma[663] Chen et al. 2017 An archipseudophasmatid stick insect.
Pterophasma erromera[662] Yang, Shih, Ren & Gao in Yang et al. 2019 A pterophasmatid stick insect.
Rhabdophasma arboreum[659] Yang, Engel, Ren & Gao in Yang et al. 2022 A member of Euphasmatodea belonging to the group Neophasmatodea.
Tanaophasma applanatum[659] Yang, Engel, Ren & Gao in Yang et al. 2022 A member of Euphasmatodea belonging to the group Neophasmatodea.
Tumefactipes prolongates[661] Chen et al. 2019 A timematod stick insect.
Taxon Authority Year described Notes image

Borisoperla kondratieffi[664]

Chen & Xu

2020

A peltoperlid stonefly

Branchioperla ianstewarti[665]

Sroka & Staniczek

2020

A petroperlid stonefly

Burmacroneuria projecta[666]

Chen

2019

A perlid common stonefly.

Burmesoperla expansa[667]

Chen

2019

An acroneuriine common stonefly.

Burperla decolorata[668]

Chen

2020

A perlid common stonefly.

Cretacroneuria angularis[669]

Chen

2020

A perlid common stonefly.

Electroneuria ronwoodi[670]

Sroka, Staniczek & Kondratieff

2018

A perlid common stonefly.

Electroneuria ronwoodi

Lapisperla keithrichardsi[670]

Sroka, Staniczek & Kondratieff

2018

A petroperlid stonefly.

Lapisperla keithrichardsi

Largusoperla acus[671]

Chen, Wang, & Du

2018

A perlid common stonefly.

Largusoperla acus

Largusoperla arcus[671]

Chen, Wang, & Du

2018

A perlid common stonefly.

Largusoperla arcus

Largusoperla billwymani[670]

Sroka, Staniczek & Kondratieff

2018

A perlid common stonefly.

Largusoperla billwymani

Largusoperla borisi[672]

Chen

2018

A perlid common stonefly.

Largusoperla borisi

Largusoperla brianjonesi[670]

Sroka, Staniczek & Kondratieff

2018

A perlid common stonefly.

Largusoperla brianjonesi

Largusoperla charliewattsi[670]

Sroka, Staniczek & Kondratieff

2018

A perlid common stonefly.

Largusoperla charliewattsi

Largusoperla crassus[673]

Chen

2018

A perlid common stonefly.

Largusoperla crassus

Largusoperla dewalti[672]

Chen

2018

A perlid common stonefly.

Largusoperla dewalti

Largusoperla difformitatem[674]

Chen

2018

A perlid common stonefly.

Largusoperla difformitatem

Largusoperla flata[671]

Chen, Wang, & Du

2018

A perlid common stonefly.

Largusoperla flata

Largusoperla micktaylori[670]

Sroka, Staniczek & Kondratieff

2018

A perlid common stonefly.

Largusoperla micktaylori

Largusoperla reni[675]

Chen & Wang

2019

A perlid common stonefly.

Largusoperla reni

Petroperla mickjaggeri[670]

Sroka, Staniczek & Kondratieff

2018

A petroperlid stonefly.

Petroperla mickjaggeri

Pinguisoperla yangzhouensis[676]

Chen

2018

A perlid common stonefly.

Pinguisoperla yangzhouensis

Starkoperla longusocollum[677]

Chen & Wang

2020

A perlid common stonefly.

Zwickoperla brevicauda[677]

Chen & Wang

2020

A perlid or peltoperlid[664] stonefly.

Taxon Authority Year described Notes image

Burmaheptagenia zhouchangfai[678]

Chen & Zheng

2023

A heptageniid mayfly.

Burmella clypeata[679]

Godunko, Martynov & Staniczek

2021

A vietnamellid mayfly

Burmella paucivenosa[679]

Godunko, Martynov & Staniczek

2021

A vietnamellid mayfly

Crephlebia zhoui[680] Chen & Zheng 2024 A leptophlebiid mayfly

Crepotamanthus spinitarsus[681]

Zheng & Chen

2023

An australiphemerid mayfly.

Nanophemera myanmarensis[682]

McCafferty & Santiago-Blay

2008

An australiphemerid mayfly

Hexameropsis elongatus[683]

Lin, Shih & Ren

2018

A hexagenitid mayfly.

Kachinophlebia zhouchangfai[684]

Chen & Zheng

2022

A leptophlebiid mayfly.

Longiheptagenia bipartita[685]

Yang et al.

2023

A heptageniid mayfly.

Longiheptagenia elegantula[685]

Yang et al.

2023

A heptageniid mayfly.

Myanmarella rossi[686]

Sinitshenkova

2000

A baetid mayfly.[687]

Oculephemera mazhenxingi[688]

Zheng & Chen

2023

A oculephemerid mayfly.

Proximicorneus rectivenius[689]

Lin, Shih & Ren

2017

A prosopistomatid mayfly.

Siphlonephemerella mupengxui[690]

Chen & Zheng

2023

A siphlonuroid mayfly belonging to the family Siphlonephemerellidae.

Vetuformosa buckleyi[691]

Poinar

2011

A baetid mayfly

Vetuformosa buckleyi
Taxon Authority Year described Notes image

Angustaeshna magnifica[692]

Huang, Cai & Nel

2017

A burmaeshnid dragonfly.

Araripegomphus shai[693]

Zheng et al.

2018

An araripegomphid dragonfly.

Arcanodraco filicauda[694]

Schädel, Müller & Haug

2020

A stem Odonatoptera of uncertain placement.

Bilebullephlebia legendrei[695]

Jouault & Nel

2023

A burmaphlebiid damsel-dragonfly.

Burmachistigma cheni[696]

Zheng et al.

2017

A burmacoenagrionid damselfly.

Burmacoenagrion pretiosus[696]

Zheng et al.

2017

A burmacoenagrionid damselfly.

Burmadysagrion zhangi[697]

Zheng, Wang & Nel in Zheng et al.

2016

A burmadysagrionid damselfly
First described as a dysagrionid damselfly[698]

Burmaeshna azari[699]

Huang et al.

2017

A burmaeshnid dragonfly.

Burmagomphides electronica[700]

Zheng, Nel & Wang in Zheng et al.

2017

A burmagomphid dragonfly.

Burmagrion azari[701]

Huang, Nel & Ngô-Muller

2020

A burmacoenagrionid damselfly.

Burmagrion marjanmatoki[702]

Möstel, Schorr & Bechly

2017

A burmacoenagrionid damselfly.

Burmagrion marijanmatoki

Burmahemiphlebia zhangi[703]

Zheng et al.

2017

A hemiphlebiid damselfly.

Burmalindenia imperfecta[704]

Schädel & Bechly

2016

A Lindeniinae gomphid dragonfly.

Burmalindenia imperfecta

Burmaphlebia reifi[705]

Bechly & Poinar

2013

A burmaphlebiid damsel-dragonfly.

Burmastenophlebia flecki[706]

Huang, Fu & Nel

2019

A stenophlebiid damsel-dragonfly.

Burmahemiphlebia hui[707]

Zheng & Wang

2018

A hemiphlebiid damselfly.

Cretadisparoneura hongi[708]

Huang et al.

2015

A platycnemidid damselfly.

Cretaeshna lini[709]

Zheng et al.

2017

A burmaeshnid dragonfly.[692]

Cretagomphaeschnaoides jarzembowskae[710]

Zheng et al.

2016

A gomphaeschnid dragonfly.

Cretamegaloprepus zhouae[711]

Zheng, Nel & Wang in Zheng et al.

2018

A mesomegaloprepid damselfly.

Electrocoenagrion elongatum[696]

Zheng et al.

2017

A burmacoenagrionid damselfly.

Electrocoenagrion forficatum[696]

Zheng et al.

2017

A burmacoenagrionid damselfly.

Electrodysagrion lini[712]

Zheng, Nel & Wang in Zheng et al.

2017

A burmadysagrionid damselfly
First described as a dysagrionid damselfly[698]

Electrodysagrion neli[713]

Zheng et al.

2019

A burmadysagrionid damselfly
First described as a dysagrionid damselfly[698]

Gunterbechlya pumilio[714]

Huang, Fu & Nel

2020

A putative Gomphidae club-tailed dragonfly.

Kachingomphides yujiai[715]

Liu et al.

2024

A burmagomphid dragonfly.

Kachinhemiphlebia lini[716]

Zheng

2020

A hemiphlebiid damselfly.

Mesomegaloprepus liea[717]

Nel, Wang & Huang

2024

A mesomegaloprepid damselfly.

Mesomegaloprepus magnificus[718]

Huang et al.

2017

A mesomegaloprepid damselfly.

Mesosticta additicta[719]

Nel, Jouault & Huang

2024

A platystictid damselfly.

Mesosticta burmatica[708]

Huang et al.

2015

A platystictid damselfly.

Mesosticta davidattenboroughi[720]

Zheng et al.

2017

A platystictid damselfly.

Mesosticta electronica[721]

Zheng et al.

2016

A platystictid damselfly.

Neoaeschna kachinensis[722]

Liu, Fang & Zheng

2024

A burmaeshnid dragonfly.

Palaeodisparoneura burmanica[723]

Poinar, Bechly & Buckley

2010

A platycnemidid damselfly.

Palaeodisparoneura cretacica[724]

Zheng, Wang & Chang

2017

A platycnemidid damselfly.

Palaeodysagrion cretacicus[703]

Zheng et al.

2016

A burmadysagrionid damselfly
First described as a dysagrionid damselfly[698]

Palaeoperilestes electronicus[725]

Zheng et al.

2016

A perilestid damselfly.

Paraburmagomphides zhaoi[726]

Zheng et al.

2018

A paraburmagomphid dragonfly.

Paracoryphagrion deltoides[727]

Zheng, Nel & Wang in Zheng et al.

2018

A paracoryphagrionid damselfly.

Pouillonphlebia burmitica[601]

Ngô-Muller, Garrouste & Nel

2020

A burmaphlebiid damsel-dragonfly

Protohemiphlebia meiyingae[728]

Zheng, Jarzembowski & Nel in Zheng et al.

2021

A stem hemiphlebioid damselfly belonging to the family Protohemiphlebiidae.

Protohemiphlebia zhangi[728]

Zheng, Jarzembowski & Nel in Zheng et al.

2021

A stem hemiphlebioid damselfly belonging to the family Protohemiphlebiidae.

Pseudopalaeodysagrion youlini[729]

Zheng, Chang & Wang

2017

A Burmadysagrionid damselfly
First described as a dysagrionid damselfly.
Moved from Palaeodysagrion youlini (2023)[698]

Yijenplatycnemis huangi[730]

Zheng et al.

2017

A platycnemidid damselfly.

Family Genus species Authority Year described Notes image
Meinertellidae Cretaceobrevibusantennis

Cretaceobrevibusantennis hookensis[731]

Chen & Su

2017

A meinertellid rock bristletail.

Cretaceobrevibusantennis thornis[731]

Chen & Su

2017

A meinertellid rock bristletail.

Cretaceomachilis

Cretaceomachilis longa[732]

Zhang et al.

2017

A meinertellid rock bristletail.

Nullmeinertellus

Nullmeinertellus wenxuani[732]

Zhang et al.

2017

A meinertellid rock bristletail.

Unimeinertellus

Unimeinertellus abundus[732]

Zhang et al.

2017

A meinertellid rock bristletail.

Unimeinertellus bellus[732]

Zhang et al.

2017

A meinertellid rock bristletail.

Family Genus Species Authority Year described Notes image
Lepismatidae

Allacrotelsa

Allacrotelsa burmiticus[153]

(Cockerell)

1917

A lepismatid silverfish.
First described as "Lampropholis" burmiticus

Burmalepisma

Burmalepisma cretacicum[733]

Mendes & Poinar

2008

A lepismatid silverfish.

Cretalepisma

Cretalepisma kachinicum[734]

Mendes & Wunderlich

2013

A lepismatid silverfish.

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