The Burmese amber assemblage of Hymenoptera with its 47 constituent families is now the
richest in Cretaceous. A collection of Burmite (Burmese amber) from the Hukawng Valley …

Insect parasites and parasitoids are a major component of terrestrial food webs. For
parasitoids, categorization is whether feeding activity is located inside or outside its host, if …

Burmite (Burmese amber) from the Hukawng Valley in northern Myanmar is a remarkable
valuable and obviously the most important amber for studying terrestrial diversity in the mid …

Abstract The Cretaceous family Spathiopterygidae (Hymenoptera: Diaprioidea), containing
five species in four genera, showed a wide distribution from the upper Barremian to the …

Protobelyta monsirei gen. et sp. nov., a new genus and species of belytine wasp (Diapriidae:
Belytinae), is described from a female preserved in mid–Cretaceous Burmese (Albian …

The oldest fossil record of the extinct parasitoid wasp family Spathiopterygidae is provided
from Lower Cretaceous (pre-Upper Barremian–Lower Bedoulian) Lebanese amber. The …

Mesozoic amber cockroaches are rare compared to sedimentary imprints and are only
known from Myanmar, Lebanon, France, Russia and USA. Perspicuus csincsii sp. n. from …

The myanmarinid wasp Myanmarina sidorchukae sp. nov. is described and illustrated from
the mid-Cretaceous Burmese amber, based on an exquisitely preserved specimen. The new …

An interesting new maimetshid wasp is described and figured from the Early Cretaceous of
Lebanon. Zorophratra corynetes Engel, new genus and species, differs in several important …

Although infrequent in the fossil record, the extinct wasp family Spathiopterygidae have
been suggested to be diverse and globally distributed during the Cretaceous, being …