The first Mesozoic Zoraptera (Insecta)

Abstract Zoraptera is a small insect order with less than 50 described species from mostly tropical and subtropical regions of the World. The cur...

Zoraptera is a small and predominantly tropical insect order with an unresolved higher classification due to the extremely uniform external body morphology. We, therefore, conducte...

Due to the lack of drilling confirmation and the poor imaging quality of the early seismic data in deeper part, there was a great controversy on the understanding of the strata und...

Abstract Discoveries of natural gas in Alaska have resulted from the search for oil, which has continued intermittently since about 1898. In northern Alaska two gas ...

Abstract: Mesozoic volcanic rocks in southeastern Jilin Province are an important component of the huge Mesozoic volcanic belt in the northeastern area. Study of the age of their f...

The data presented here summarizes essential information to enhance the collections and breeding of Zoraptera. We present our experience collecting specimens, primarily in the Amaz...

Two types of pteridophylls are very common in the Mesozoic era: the Polypodium and the Dipteridaceae. The Polypodium‐type formed by pendulous overtopping is represented in the Meso...

The Mesozoic includes the later history of the New Zealand Geosyncline, the Rangitata Orogeny that ended the geosynclinal phase, superposing a new structural system, and the beginn...