Hymenoptera 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 until 2018 can be found in Ross 2018;[1] its supplement Ross 2019b covers most of 2019.[2]

Hymenoptera[]

Taxon Authority Year described Notes image

[3]

Guo et al.

2016

A pelecinid wasp.

[4]

Wu et al.

2020

A vespid wasp.

[4]

Wu et al.

2020

A priorvespine vespid wasp.

[5]

Olmi et al.

2014

An embolemid wasp.

[6]

Antropov

2000

A digger wasp.

[6]

Antropov

2000

A digger wasp.

Aptenoperissus amabilis[7]

Zhang & Rasnitsyn

2017

An Aptenoperissidae wasp

Aptenoperissus burmanicus[8]

Rasnitsyn & Poinar

2016

An Aptenoperissidae wasp

Aptenoperissus burmanicus.jpg

Aptenoperissus delicatus[7]

Zhang & Rasnitsyn

2017

An Aptenoperissidae wasp

Aptenoperissus etius[9]

Rasnitsyn & Öhm-Kühnle

2018

An Aptenoperissidae wasp

Aptenoperissus formosus[7]

Zhang & Rasnitsyn

2017

An Aptenoperissidae wasp

Aptenoperissus magnifemoris[9]

Rasnitsyn & Öhm-Kühnle

2018

An Aptenoperissidae wasp

Aptenoperissus pusillus[9]

Rasnitsyn & Öhm-Kühnle

2018

An Aptenoperissidae wasp

Aptenoperissus zonalis[10]

Zhang & Rasnitsyn

2018

An Aptenoperissidae wasp

[11]

Perrichot, Wang & Barden

2020

A haidomyrmecine ant

Aquilomyrmex huangi FANTWEB00036 dorsal.jpg

[12]

Rasnitsyn & Öhm-Kühnle

2020

An wasp.

[13]

Wu et al.

2020

A vespid wasp.

[13]

Wu et al.

2020

A vespid wasp.

[13]

Wu et al.

2020

A vespid wasp.

[14]

Engel & Grimaldi

2007

A false fairy wasp.

[15]

Turrisi & Ellenberger

2019

A aulacid wasp.

[16]

Engel

2017

A aulacid wasp.

[17]

Engel in Engel & Wang

2016

A braconid wasp.

[18]

Talamas in Talamas et al.

2016

A platygastroid wasp of uncertain placement.

[19]

Melo & Lucena

2019

A chrysidoid wasp

[19]

Melo & Lucena

2019

A chrysidoid wasp

[19]

Melo & Lucena

2019

A chrysidoid wasp

[20]

Lucena & Melo

2018

A cuckoo wasp..

[20]

Lucena & Melo

2018

A cuckoo wasp.

Baeomorpha liorum[21]

Huber, Shih & Ren

2019

A rotoitid wasp.

Baeomorpha liorum allotype male.jpg

[22]

Cockerell

1917

A Bethylidae wasp

[19]

Melo & Lucena

2019

A chrysidoid wasp.

[20]

Lucena & Melo

2018

A cuckoo wasp.

[3]

Guo et al.

2016

A pelecinid wasp.

[23]

Engle & Grimaldi

2006

A .[24]

[25]

Olmi, Xu & Guglielmino

2014

A dryinid wasp.

[26]

Shih et al.

2020

An evaniid wasp.

[26]

Shih et al.

2020

An evaniid wasp.

[27]

Perrichot

2013

A maimetshid wasp.

[28]

Engel

2003

An anteonine dryinid wasp

[29]

Engel & Grimaldi

2009

A

[29]

Engel & Grimaldi

2009

A

[30]

Perkovsky et al.

2020

A member of the family Sclerogibbidae.

[20]

Lucena & Melo

2018

A cuckoo wasp.

[31]

Melo & Rosa

2018

An Angarosphecidae wasp.

[31]

Melo & Rosa

2018

An Angarosphecidae wasp.

[6]

Antropov

2000

A Crabronid wasp

[32]

Haas, Burks & Krogmann

2018

A diversinitid chalcid wasp.

Burminata caputaeria.png

Burmomyrma rossi[33]

Dlussky

1996

A wasp,
originally placed in Formicidae

Burmomyrma rossi BMNHP19125 01.jpg

[34]

Zhang et al.

2020

A parasitic wasp belonging to the family .

[35]

Zheng et al.

2021

A sawfly.

[36]

Zhang & Rasnitsyn in Zhang, Rasnitsyn & Zhang

2018

A wasp.

[37]

Li et al.

2020

A wasp.

[36]

Zhang & Rasnitsyn in Zhang, Rasnitsyn & Zhang

2018

A wasp.

[36]

Zhang & Rasnitsyn in Zhang, Rasnitsyn & Zhang

2018

A wasp.

[38]

Li et al.

2017

An ichneumon wasp.

Camelomecia janovitzi[39]

Barden & Grimaldi

2016

A stem group ant of uncertain affinity

Camelomecia janovitzi AMNH-BUTJ003 right profile.jpg

[40]

Boudinot, Perrichot & Chaul

2020

A member of Formicoidea closely related to ants.

[40]

Boudinot, Perrichot & Chaul

2020

A member of Formicoidea closely related to ants.

[41]

Poinar

2012

A platygastrid wasp

Nephila burmanica attacking Cascoscelio incassa in Burmese amber.jpg

Ceratomyrmex ellenbergeri[11]

Perrichot, Bo, & Engel,

2016

A haidomyrmecine ant

Ceratomyrmex ellenbergeri NIGP164022 profile.jpg

[42]

Lattke & Melo

2020

A haidomyrmecine ant

[11]

Perrichot, Wang & Barden

2020

A haidomyrmecine ant

Chonidris insolita FANTWEB00022 profile right.jpg

[19]

Melo & Lucena

2019

A chrysidoid wasp.

[6]

Antropov

2000

A wasp of uncertain placement.

[43]

Cockx & McKellar

2018

A Pemphredoninae crabronid wasp.

[6]

Antropov

2000

A digger wasp.

[44]

Jouault et al.

2020

A bethylid wasp.

[45]

Jennings, Krogmann & Mew

2013

An evaniid wasp.

[46]

Li et al.

2018

An ensign wasp.

[47]

Lohrmann in Lohrmann et al.

2020

A rhopalosomatid wasp.

[48]

Bennett & Engel

2005

A sapygid wasp

[30]

Perkovsky et al.

2020

A member of the family Sclerogibbidae.

[30]

Perkovsky et al.

2020

A member of the family Sclerogibbidae.

[30]

Perkovsky et al.

2020

A member of the family Sclerogibbidae.

[30]

Perkovsky et al.

2020

A member of the family Sclerogibbidae.

[6]

Antropov

2000

A Crabronid wasp

[49]

Perrard & Carpenter

2017

A vespid wasp.

[49]

Perrard & Carpenter

2017

A vespid wasp.

[50]

Cockx & McKellar

2016

A .

[46]

Li et al.

2018

An evanioid wasp.

[51]

Zheng et al.

2020

An angarosphecid wasp.

[52]

Wang et al.

2019

A sawfly.

[11]

Perrichot, Wang & Barden

2020

A haidomyrmecine ant.

Dhagnathos autokrator FANTWEB00021 profile right.jpg

[53]

Engel & Huang

2015

A spathiopterygid diaprioid wasp.

[42]

Lattke & Melo

2020

A haidomyrmecine ant

[54]

Rasnitsyn et al.

2019

A mymarommatoid wasp.

Discoscapa apicula[55]

Poinar

2020

A crabronid wasp.

Diversinitus attenboroughi

Haas, Burks, & Krogmann

2018

A diversinitid wasp

Diversinitus attenboroughi Fig2-A holotype lateral.png

[56]

Martynova et al.

2020

A dryinid wasp.

[56]

Martynova et al.

2020

A dryinid wasp.

[56]

Martynova et al.

2020

A dryinid wasp.

[56]

Martynova et al.

2020

A dryinid wasp.

[56]

Martynova et al.

2020

A dryinid wasp.

[56]

Martynova et al.

2020

A dryinid wasp.

[56]

Martynova et al.

2020

A dryinid wasp.

[56]

Martynova et al.

2020

A dryinid wasp.

[56]

Martynova et al.

2020

A dryinid wasp.

[57]

Guglielmino et al.

2018

A dryinid wasp.

Dryinus maderai holotype Fig1.jpg

[56]

Martynova et al.

2020

A dryinid wasp.

[56]

Martynova et al.

2020

A dryinid wasp.

[56]

Martynova et al.

2020

A dryinid wasp.

[30]

Perkovsky et al.

2020

A member of the family Sclerogibbidae.

[58]

Jouault, Nel & Perrichot

2020

An aulacid wasp.

[16]

Engel

2017

An aulacid wasp.

[15]

Turrisi & Ellenberger

2019

An aulacid wasp.

[15]

Turrisi & Ellenberger

2019

An Aulacid wasp.

[22]

Cockerell

1917

An Aulacidae wasp

[59]

Perkovsky et al.

2020

An embolemid wasp.

[60]

Olmi et al.

2021

An embolemid wasp.

[59]

Perkovsky et al.

2020

An embolemid wasp.

[59]

Perkovsky et al.

2020

An embolemid wasp.

[60]

Olmi et al.

2021

An embolemid wasp.

[59]

Perkovsky et al.

2020

An embolemid wasp.

[59]

Perkovsky et al.

2020

An embolemid wasp.

[61]

Jouault et al.

2020

A pelecinid wasp.

[62]

Jouault

2021

A pelecinid wasp.

[63]

Engel

2008

A rhopalosomatid wasp.

[64]

Boudinot & Dungey

2020

A rhopalosomatid wasp.

[46]

Li et al.

2018

An evanioid wasp.

[46]

Li et al.

2018

An evanioid wasp.

[22][65]

(Cockerell)

1917

A bethylid wasp.
Originally described as "" electriphila.
Moved from "" electriphila.

[14]

Engel & Grimaldi

2007

A false fairy wasp.

[66]

Engel & Huang

2016

A scelionid wasp.

Gerontoformica contegus[67]

(Barden & Grimaldi)

2014

A sphecomyrmine ant

Gerontoformica contegus Plos One e93627 Fig 1 A.png

Gerontoformica gracilis[67]

(Barden & Grimaldi)

2014

A sphecomyrmine ant

Gerontoformica gracilis Plos One e93627 Fig 2 A.png

Gerontoformica magnus[67]

(Barden & Grimaldi)

2014

A sphecomyrmine ant

Gerontoformica magnus Plos One e93627 Fig 3 A.png

Gerontoformica orientalis[67]

(Engel & Grimaldi)

2005

A sphecomyrmine ant

Gerontoformica orientalis IGRBU001 profile.jpg

Gerontoformica pilosus[67]

(Barden & Grimaldi)

2014

A sphecomyrmine ant

Gerontoformica pilosus Plos One e93627 Fig 4 A.png

Gerontoformica robustus[67]

(Barden & Grimaldi)

2014

A sphecomyrmine ant

Gerontoformica robustus Plos One e93627 Fig 5 A.png

Gerontoformica rugosus[67]

(Barden & Grimaldi)

2014

A sphecomyrmine ant

Gerontoformica rugusus Plos One e93627 Fig 6 A.png

Gerontoformica spiralis[67]

(Barden & Grimaldi)

2014

A sphecomyrmine ant

Gerontoformica spiralis Plos One e93627 Fig 7 A.png

Gerontoformica subcuspis[67]

(Barden & Grimaldi)

2014

A sphecomyrmine ant

Gerontoformica subcuspis Plos One e93627 Fig 8 A.png

Gerontoformica tendir[67]

(Barden & Grimaldi)

2014

A sphecomyrmine ant

Gerontoformica tendir Plos One e93627 Fig 9 A.png

[32]

Haas, Burks & Krogmann

2018

A diversinitid chalcid wasp.

Glabiala barbata.png

[68]

Li et al.

2015

A praeaulacid evanioid wasp.

Haidomyrmex cerberus[11]

Dlussky

1996

A haidomyrmecine ant

Haidomyrmex cerberus FANTWEB00017 profile.jpg

[42]

Lattke & Melo

2020

A haidomyrmecine ant

Haidomyrmex scimitarus[11]

Barden & Grimaldi

2012

A haidomyrmecine ant

Haidomyrmex scimitarus AMNH-BUFB80 01.jpg

Haidomyrmex zigrasi[11]

Barden & Grimaldi

2012

A haidomyrmecine ant

Haidomyrmex zigrasi JZ01 01.jpg

[69]

Li, Shih, Kopylov & Ren in Li et al.

2019

A Labenopimplinae ichneumon wasp.

[70]

Engel

2019

A bethylid wasp.

[71]

Perkovsky et al.

2019

A dryinid wasp.

[72]

Olmi, Guglielmino & Chen in Olmi et al.

2021

A dryinid wasp.

[71]

Perkovsky et al.

2019

A dryinid wasp.

[71]

Perkovsky et al.

2019

A dryinid wasp.

[71]

Perkovsky et al.

2019

A dryinid wasp.

[71]

Perkovsky et al.

2019

A dryinid wasp.

[71]

Perkovsky et al.

2019

A dryinid wasp.

[71]

Perkovsky et al.

2019

A dryinid wasp.

[71]

Perkovsky et al.

2019

A dryinid wasp.

[71]

Perkovsky et al.

2019

A dryinid wasp.

[73]

Tribull, Barden & Olmi

2020

A dryinid wasp.

[71]

Perkovsky et al.

2019

A dryinid wasp.

[71]

Perkovsky et al.

2019

A dryinid wasp.

[74]

Engel

2005

A dryinid wasp

[71]

Perkovsky et al.

2019

A dryinid wasp.

[75]

Wang et al.

2021

A dryinid wasp.

[72]

Chen, Olmi & Perkovsky in Olmi et al.

2021

A dryinid wasp.

[76]

Engel in Engel & Wang

2016

A gasteruptiid wasp.

[77]

Cockerell

1917

An aulacid wasp

[78]

Engel & Grimaldi

2013

A crown wasp.

[79]

Li, Rasnitsyn, Shih & Ren

2017

A crown wasp.

[11]

Perrichot et al

2020

A haidomyrmecine ant

Linguamyrmex brevicornis FANTWEB00025 dorsal.jpg

[11]

Miao & Wang

2019

A haidomyrmecine ant

Linguamyrmex rhinocerus FANTWEB00016 profile.jpg

Linguamyrmex vladi[11]

Barden & Grimaldi

2017

A haidomyrmecine ant

Linguamyrmex vladi AMNH-BUPH01 profile.jpg

[27]

Perrichot

2013

A maimetshid wasp.

[44]

Jouault et al.

2020

A bethylid wasp.

Melittosphex burmensis[80]

Poinar & Danforth

2006

An aculeate wasp

Melittosphex burmensis.jpg

[6]

Antropov

2000

A digger wasp.

[81]

(Cockerell)

1920

A bethylid wasp.
Originally described as Epyris atavellus.

[82]

Basibuyuk & Rasnitsyn

2000

An ensign wasp

[20]

Lucena & Melo

2018

A cuckoo wasp.

[83]

Li et al.

2018

A wasp.

[84]

Zhang & Rasnitsyn in Zhang et al.

2018

A wasp.

[84]

Zhang & Rasnitsyn in Zhang et al.

2018

A wasp.

[84]

Zhang & Rasnitsyn in Zhang et al.

2018

A wasp.

[85]

Jouault, Rasnitsyn & Perrichot

2020

A myanmarinid wasp.

[86]

Jouault, Rasnitsyn & Perrichot

2020

An stephanoid wasp.

Myanmymar aresconoides[87]

Huber

2011

A fairyfly

Myanmymar aresconoides.jpg

Myanmyrma gracilis[88]

Engel & Grimaldi

2005

A sphecomyrmine ant.[40]

Myanmyrma gracilis AMNH-BU014 holotype 01.jpg

[39][40]

Barden & Grimaldi

2016

A sphecomyrmine ant. Originally described as Gerontoformica maraudera.

Gerontoformica maraudera JZCBU1846 profile.jpg

[89]

Zhang et al.

2020

A scolebythid wasp.

[46]

Li et al.

2018

An evaniid wasp.

[46]

Li et al.

2018

An evaniid wasp.

[26]

Shih et al.

2020

An evaniid wasp.

[38]

Li et al.

2017

An Ichneumon wasp.

[86]

Jouault, Rasnitsyn & Perrichot

2020

An ohlhoffiid stephanoid wasp.

[90]

Engel & Huang in Engel et al.

2016

An Evanioid wasp.

[91]

Perkovsky et al.

2020

A dryinid wasp.

[92]

Poinar

2019

A praeaulacid evanioid wasp.

[93]

Li et al.

2020

A panguid wasp.

[37]

Li et al.

2020

A wasp.

[94]

Zhang et al.

2018

A proctotrupomorph.

[94]

Zhang et al.

2018

A proctotrupomorph.

[94]

Zhang et al.

2018

A proctotrupomorph.

[52][35]

(Wang et al.)

2019

A sawfly.
Originally described as Syspastoxyela pinguis.

[95]

Rasnitsyn & Brothers

2020

A species of Plumalexius.

[59]

Perkovsky et al.

2020

A dryinid wasp or an embolemid wasp.

[96]

Olmi, Xu & He

2013

A Dryinid wasp[96] or an embolemid wasp.[59]

[6]

Antropov

2000

A Crabronid wasp

[97]

Grimaldi, Peñalver, Barrón, et al.

2019

A probable stem-group Aculeatan of uncertain placement, possibly a panguid.[93]

Prosphex anthophilos holotype.jpg

[98]

Engel & Huang

2016

A crown wasp.

[99]

Talamas, Shih & Ren in Talamas et al.

2019

A proterosceliopsid platygastroid wasp.

[99]

Talamas, Shih & Ren in Talamas et al.

2019

A proterosceliopsid platygastroid wasp.

[99]

Talamas, Shih & Ren in Talamas et al.

2019

A proterosceliopsid platygastroid wasp.

[99]

Talamas, Shih & Ren in Talamas et al.

2019

A proterosceliopsid platygastroid wasp.

[99]

Talamas, Shih & Ren in Talamas et al.

2019

A proterosceliopsid platygastroid wasp.

[100]

Jouault, Perrichot & Nel

2020

A diapriid wasp.

[101]

Chen et al.

2020

A braconid wasp.

[11]

Perrichot, Wang & Barden

2020

A haidomyrmecine ant

Protoceratomyrmex revelatus NIGP172002 profile left.jpg

[77]

Cockerell

1917

An Aulacidae wasp

[49]

Perrard & Carpenter

2017

A vespid wasp.

[102]

Cao, Boudinot & Gao in Cao et al.

2020

A zigrasimeciine ant.

[25]

Olmi, Xu & Guglielmino

2014

A dryinid wasp.

[101]

Chen et al.

2020

A braconid wasp.

[103]

Olmi et al

2020

A dryinid wasp

[58]

Jouault, Nel & Perrichot

2020

A praeaulacid wasp.

[104]

Engel

2016

A braconid wasp.

[22]

Cockerell

1917

A Bethylidae wasp

[105]

Martynova et al.

2019

A sclerogibbid wasp.

[106]

Wang et al.

2020

An anaxyelid sawfly.

[107]

Engel & Huang in Engel et al.

2018

A braconid wasp.

Seneciobracon novalatus holoytpe Zookeys.jpg

[108]

Rasnitsyn et al.

2020

A falsiformicid wasp.

[50]

Cockx & McKellar

2016

A .

[108]

Rasnitsyn et al.

2020

A falsiformicid wasp.

[108]

Rasnitsyn et al.

2020

A falsiformicid wasp.

[108]

Rasnitsyn et al.

2020

A falsiformicid wasp.

[108]

Rasnitsyn et al.

2020

A falsiformicid wasp.

[46]

Li et al.

2018

An evanioid wasp.

[109]

Engel

2006

An ensign wasp

[110]

Zheng et al.

2019

A .

[52][35]

(Wang et al.)

2019

A sawfly.
Originally described as Syspastoxyela simpla.

[111]

Rasnitsyn & Öhm-Kühnle

2019

A serphitid wasp.

[112]

Rasnitsyn & Öhm-Kühnle

2020

A serphitid wasp.

[113]

Rasnitsyn & Öhm-Kühnle

2019

A serphitid wasp.

[112]

Rasnitsyn & Öhm-Kühnle

2020

A serphitid wasp.

[114]

Engel & Huang in Engel et al.

2016

A sawfly.

[115]

Engel, Ortega-Blanco & Bennett

2009

A tiphiid wasp

[101]

Chen et al.

2020

A braconid wasp.

[116]

Engel

2019

A crown wasp.

[117]

(Cockerell)

1917

A wasp of uncertain placement.[6]

[65]

Colombo, Gobbi & Azevedo

2020

A bethylid wasp.

[16]

Engel

2017

An evanioid wasp.

Zigrasimecia ferox[118]

Perrichot

2014

A zigrasimeciine ant

Zigrasimecia ferox JWJ-Bu18b profile view.jpg

[102]

Cao, Boudinot & Gao in Cao et al.

2020

A zigrasimeciine ant.

Zigrasimecia tonsora[119]

Barden & Grimaldi

2013

A Zigrasimeciine ant

Zigrasimecia tonsora JZC Bu-159 holotype 01.jpg

[3]

Guo et al.

2016

A pelecinid wasp.

[120]

Engel & Grimaldi

2013

A pelecinid wasp.

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