Fossil Insects

Geological History and Paleoenvironment (at the Parkhill Site)

by Christopher J. Ellis

co-authored with Alan V. Morgan and John H. McAndrews, 2000. Chapter 2 in "An Early Paleoindian Site Near Parkhill, Ontario" by Christopher J. Ellis and D. Brian Deller, pp. 9-30. Canadian Museum of Civilization, Hull, Quebec.

Quantitative reconstruction of Early Pleistocene climate in southeastern Australia and implications for atmospheric circulation

by Kale Sniderman

A new dragonfly (Insecta, Odontata, Libellulidae) of the Miocene (Lower-Sarmatian) of the Tunjice Hills, Slovenia

by Tomaž Hitij

A new fossil dragonfly, Sloveniatrum robici n. gen. n.
sp. (family Libellulidae) of the middle Miocenemore A new fossil dragonfly, Sloveniatrum robici n. gen. n.
sp. (family Libellulidae) of the middle Miocene
(Lower Sarmatian, corresponds to the Upper
Serravallian of the Mediterranean scale and covers a
time span of approximately 1.1 Ma between ~11.6
and ~12.7 Myr before present) in the Sarmatian
deposits of the Tunjice Hills, Slovenia is described.

Lacewings and Snakeflies of the Lower Cretaceous Wealden Supergroup, southern England

by James E. Jepson

JEPSON, J.E., North West Geologist