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Hukawngepyris setosus gen. et sp. nov., female holotype, MB.I.8638, (A) mesosoma in dorsolateral view; (B) metasoma in left posterolateral view; (C) drawing of fore and hind wings (dashed lines indicate flexion lines; pt = pterostigma). Scale bars = 0.5 mm.
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The Epyrinae are the second largest subfamily of Bethylidae and the most diverse in the fossil record. However, although six of the nine bethylid subfamilies are known during the Cretaceous (either as compression or amber fossils), the Epyrinae were hitherto unknown before the lower Eocene. In this contribution, we report the discovery of the oldes...
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