Insect paleobiota of Burmese amber

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]

Archaeognatha[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes
^[3]	Chen & Su	2017	A meinertellid rock bristletail.
^[3]	Chen & Su	2017	A meinertellid rock bristletail.
^[4]	Zhang et al.	2017	A meinertellid rock bristletail.
^[4]	Zhang et al.	2017	A meinertellid rock bristletail.
^[4]	Zhang et al.	2017	A meinertellid rock bristletail.
^[4]	Zhang et al.	2017	A meinertellid rock bristletail.

Archaeorthoptera[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Chresmoda chikuni^[5]	Zhang & Ge in Zhang et al	2017	A water skater like Chresmodid archaeorthopteran.

Coleoptera[]

Dermaptera[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
^[6]	Ren, Zhang, Shih & Ren	2018	A Diplatyid earwig nymph
^[7]	Mao, Engel, & Ren in Mao et al.	2020	A labidurid earwig.
Astreptolabis ethirosomatia^[8]	Engel	2011	A pygidicranid earwig	Astreptolabis ethirosomatia
Astreptolabis laevis^[9]	Mao et al	2020	A pygidicranid earwig	Astreptolabis laevis
^[10]	Engel & Grimaldi	2004	A pygidicranid earwig
^[11]	Chen & Zhang	2021	A pygidicranid earwig.
^[12]	Ren, Zhang, Shih & Ren	2017	A pygidicranid earwig
^[6]	Ren, Zhang, Shih & Ren	2018	A Diplatyid earwig nymph
^[10]	(Cockerell)	1920	A labidurid earwig, originally described as Labidura electrina	(type illustration)
^[6]	Ren, Zhang, Shih & Ren	2018	A pygidicranid earwig
^[13]	Engel & Huang	2017	A pygidicranid earwig
Toxolabis zigrasi^[14]	Engel & Grimaldi	2014	An Anisolabididae earwig
Tytthodiplatys mecynocercus^[8]	Engel	2011	A Diplatyidae earwig	Tytthodiplatys mecynocercus
^[6]	Ren, Zhang, Shih & Ren	2018	A Diplatyid earwig nymph
Zigrasolabis speciosa^[14]	Engel & Grimaldi	2014	A Labiduridae earwig

Dictyoptera[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Aethiocarenus burmanicus^[15]	Poinar & Brown	2017	A dictyopteran insect of uncertain placement. Treated as belonging to the order Aethiocarenodea or as an alienopterid nymph.^[16]	Aethiocarenus burmanicus
^[17]	Kočárek	2018	An Alienopterid dictyopteran.
^[16]	Mlynský, Vršanský & Wang in Vršanský et al.	2018	An Alienopterid^[16] or cratovitismid^[18] dictyopteran.
Alienopterus brachyelytrus^[19]	Bai et al	2016	An Alienopterid dictyopteran.
^[20]	Zhao et al.	2019	A termite belonging to the family Mastotermitidae.
^[21]	Sendi in Sendi et al.	2020	An umenocoleid^[21] or ^[18] cockroach.
^[22]	Krishna & Grimaldi	2003	An archeorhinotermitid termite
^[23]	Šmídová & Lei	2017	A cockroach of uncertain placement.^[24]
^[25]	Šmídová	2020	A blattine cockroach.
^[26]	Grimaldi	2003	A mantis.
^[26]	(Grimaldi)	2003	A mantis.Originally described as "" burmitica^[27]
^[28]	Li & Huang	2018	A mantis.
^[29]	Delclòs et al.	2016	A mantis.
^[16]	Bai et al	2018	An Alienopterid dictyopteran
^[16]	Šmídová, Vršanský & Wang	2018	An Alienopterid dictyopteran
^[30]	Li & Huang	2020	A blattoid cockroach.
^[31]	Li & Huang	2020	A stem nocticolid cockroach.
^[32]	Sendi et al.	2020	A stem nocticolid cockroach.
^[24]	Qiu, Che & Wang in Qiu et al.	2020	A Blattidae cockroach.
^[33]	Podstrelená in Podstrelená & Sendi	2018	An umenocoleid cockroach.
^[34]	Engel, Grimaldi & Krishna	2007	A of uncertain placement.
^[35]	Chen, Zhang & Shi	2021	An alienopterid.
^[18]	Luo, Xu & Jarzembowski	2020	An umenocoleid cockroach.
^[36]	Chen, Shih & Ren in Chen et al.	2021	A corydiid cockroach.
^[37]^[38]	(Engel, Barden & Grimaldi)	2016	A termite of uncertain placement. Originailly described as "" rex.
^[39]	(Cockerell)	1917	A dry wood termite. Originally described as Hodotermes tristis, moved from Kalotermes tristis
^[40]	(Poinar)	2009	A kalotermitid termite, originally described as "Kalotermes burmensis"^[41]
^[37]	Engel, Barden & Grimaldi in Engel et al.	2016	A termite of uncertain placement.
^[42]	Luo et al.	2021	A member of the family Umenocoleidae.
Manipulator modificaputis^[43]	Vršanský & Bechly	2015	A manipulatorid cockroach
^[20]	Zhao et al.	2019	A termite, a species of Mastotermes.
^[16]	Vršanský et Wang in Vršanský et al.	2018	An Alienopterid dictyopteran.
^[44]	Hinkelman in Hinkelman & Vršanská	2020	A Mesoblattinidae cockroach. Host to Associated with
^[45]	Jouault et al.	2021	A termite belonging to the family Mastotermitidae.
^[32]	Sendi et al.	2020	A nocticolid cockroach
^[34]	Engel, Grimaldi & Krishna	2007	An of uncertain placement.
^[46]	Li & Huang	2018	A corydiid cockroach.
^[47]	Vršanský & Wang	2017	An cockroach.
^[48]	Koubová in Koubová & Mlynský	2020	An umenocoleoid^[48] or cratovitismid^[18] cockroach.
^[48]	Mlynský in Koubová & Mlynský	2020	An umenocoleoid or cratovitismid cockroach.
^[34]	Engel, Grimaldi & Krishna	2007	A dry wood termite.
^[49]	(Cockerell)	1916	A dry wood termite. Originally described as Termopsis swinhoei, moved from Kalotermes swinhoei.^[34]
^[50]	Grimaldi & Ross	2004	A
^[21]	Hinkelman in Sendi et al.	2020	A liberiblattinid cockroach.
^[51]	Vršanský et al.	2019	A liberiblattinid cockroach.
^[52]	Li et al.	2020	A liberiblattinid cockroach.
^[53]	Chen, Xu & Chen	2020	A liberiblattinid cockroach.
^[34]	Engel, Grimaldi & Krishna	2007	An of uncertain placement.
^[16]	Vršanský & Wang in Vršanský et al.	2018	An Alienopterid dictyopteran.
^[16]	Vršanský, Mlynský & Wang in Vršanský et al.	2018	An Alienopterid dictyopteran.
^[21]	Vršanský in Sendi et al.	2020	An alienopterid^[21] or cratovitismid^[18] dictyopteran

Diptera[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
^[54]	Ševčík, Krzemiński & Skibińska	2020	A keroplatid fly.
^[55]	Blagoderov & Grimaldi	2004	A fungus gnat.
^[56]	Sinclair & Grimaldi	2020	An atelestid fly.
^[56]	Sinclair & Grimaldi	2020	An atelestid fly.
^[56]	Sinclair & Grimaldi	2020	An atelestid fly.
^[56]	Sinclair & Grimaldi	2020	An atelestid fly.
^[56]	Sinclair & Grimaldi	2020	An atelestid fly.
^[57]	Zhang & Wang in Zhang et al.	2020	An atelestid fly.
^[56]	Sinclair & Grimaldi	2020	An atelestid fly.
^[58]	Jouault et al.	2020	An atelestid fly.
^[56]	Sinclair & Grimaldi	2020	An atelestid fly.
^[56]	Sinclair & Grimaldi	2020	An atelestid fly.
^[59]	Zhang et al.	2020	An atelestid fly.
^[60]	Stark et al.	2020	An atelestid fly.
^[56]	Sinclair & Grimaldi	2020	An atelestid fly.
^[61]^[62]	(Podenas & Poinar)	2009	A limoniid crane fly. Originally described as ?Antocha lapra.
^[62]	Krzemiński et al.	2021	A limoniid crane fly.
^[55]	Blagoderov & Grimaldi	2004	A fungus gnat.
^[55]	Blagoderov & Grimaldi	2004	A long beaked fungus gnat
^[63]	(Szadziewski, Ross & Giłka)	2015	A biting midge. Originally described as "" andersoni.^[64]
^[65]	Szadziewski & Poinar	2005	A biting midge.
^[65]	Szadziewski & Poinar	2005	A biting midge.
^[65]	(Szadziewski & Poinar)	2005	A biting midge. Originally described as "" burmitica, moved from "" burmiticus.^[66]
^[67]	Grimaldi	2016	A wood soldier fly.
^[67]	Grimaldi	2016	A wood soldier fly.
^[68]	Grimaldi	2018	A syrphoid fly.
^[67]	Grimaldi	2016	A (probably) basal tabanomorph fly.
^[67]	Grimaldi	2016	A (probably) basal tabanomorph fly.
	(Cockerell)	1919	A biting midge. Originally described as "" swinhoei Moved from "" swinhoei
^[69]	Szadziewski	2004	A biting midge.
^[61]	Podenas & Poinar	2009	A limoniid crane fly.
^[70]	Azar et al.	2015	A drain fly. The type species is Axenotrichomyia .
^[71]	Stebner et al.	2015	A drain fly.
^[72]	Cockerell	1917	A fungus gnat
^[73]	Borkent & Grimaldi	2004	A mosquito
Burmacyrtus rusmithi^[74]	Grimaldi & Hauser	2011	A brachyceran fly of uncertain placement	Burmacyrtus rusmithi
^[75]	Szadziewski & Sontag in Szadziewski et al.	2019	An biting midge.
^[76]	Ševčík et al.	2021	A member of the family Bibionidae.
^[76]	Ševčík et al.	2021	A member of the family Bibionidae.
^[76]	Ševčík et al.	2021	A member of the family Bibionidae.
^[68]	Grimaldi		A platypezid fly.
Burmapogon bruckschi^[77]	Dikow & Grimaldi	2014	An assassin fly
^[78]	Jouault & Nel	2020	A window fly.
^[79]	Gaimari & Mostovski	2000	An apsilocephalid fly.
^[67]	Grimaldi	2016	An apsilocephalid fly.
^[80]	Grimaldi, Amorim & Blagoderov	2003	An Archizelmirid fly.
^[81]	Zhang, Zhang & Wang	2020	A rhagionemestriid fly.
^[82]	Cockerell	1917	A dagger fly.
^[83]	Giłka, Zakrzewska & Makarchenko	2020	A Podonominae chironomid
^[84]	Zhang et al.	2019	A stratiomyomorph zhangsolvid fly.
^[61]	Podenas & Poinar	2009	A limoniid crane fly.
^[68]	Grimaldi	2018	A platypezid fly.
^[85]	Poinar & Vega	2021	A member of the family Apsilocephalidae.
Cascoplecia insolitis^[86]	Poinar	2010	A cascopleciid bibionomorph	Cascoplecia insolitis
^[68]	Grimaldi	2018	A Platypezid fly.
^[87]	Lukashevitch	2000	A phantom midge.
?^[87]	Lukashevitch	2000	A possible phantom midge.
^[88]	Grimaldi & Cumming	2009	A eremoneuran fly
^[89]	Poinar & Szadziewski	2007	A frog-biting midge.
^[90]	Baranov et al.	2019	A frog-biting midge.
^[67]	Grimaldi	2016	A stratiomyomorph zhangsolvid fly.
^[84]	Zhang et al.	2019	A stratiomyomorph zhangsolvid fly.
^[67]	Grimaldi	2016	A horse-fly.
^[91]	Ye et al.	2019	A bee fly.
^[92]	Solórzano Kraemer & Cumming	2019	A wood soldier fly.
^[67]	Grimaldi	2016	A wood soldier fly.
^[81]	Grimaldi	2016	A rhagionemestriid fly first described as "" eurema
^[93]	Kania et al.	2019	A wood gnat.
^[93]	Kania et al.	2019	A wood gnat.
^[93]	Kania et al.	2019	A wood gnat.
^[94]	Amorim & Grimaldi	2006	A Valeseguyid fly.
^[95]	Li, Zhang & Xiao	2021	A member of the family Bibionidae.
^[96]	Szadziewski & Dominiak in Szadziewski et al.	2019	A biting midge.
^[96]	Szadziewski & Dominiak in Szadziewski et al.	2019	A biting midge.
^[96]	Szadziewski & Dominiak in Szadziewski et al.	2019	A biting midge.
^[96]	Szadziewski & Dominiak in Szadziewski et al.	2019	A biting midge.
^[97]	Skibińska & Krzemiński	2018	A primitive crane fly.
^[98]	Poinar & Brown	2004	A primitive crane fly.
^[97]	Skibińska & Krzemiński	2018	A primitive crane fly.
^[71]	Stebner et al.	2015	A drain fly.
^[71]	Stebner et al.	2015	A drain fly.
^[99]	Krzemiński et al.	2021	A member of the family Limoniidae.
^[100]	Kania, Wang & Szwedo	2015	A limoniid crane fly.
^[101]	Krzeminski	2004	A Limoniid crane fly.
^[102]	Gao, Shih & Ren	2016	A Limoniid crane fly.
^[55]	Blagoderov & Grimaldi	2004	A fungus gnat.
^[55]	Blagoderov & Grimaldi	2004	A diadocidiid fly.
^[61]	Podenas & Poinar	2009	A limoniid crane fly.
^[72]	Cockerell	1917	A Tachydromiinae dance fly.
^[67]	Grimaldi	2016	A bee fly.
^[103]	Cockerell	1920	A drain fly
^[104]	Men, Hu & Xu	2020	A tanyderid primitive crane fly.
^[67]	Grimaldi	2016	A non-empidoid orthorrhaphan fly of uncertain placement.
^[105]	Giłka & Zakrzewska	2017	A Buchonomyiinae chironomid midge.
^[106]	Baranov, Góral & Ross	2017	A Buchonomyiinae chironomid midge.
^[55]	Blagoderov & Grimaldi	2004	A fungus gnat.
^[67]	Grimaldi	2016	A (probably) basal tabanomorph.
^[107]	Fedotova & Perkovsky	2017	A porricondyline gall midge.
^[67]	Grimaldi	2016	A non-empidoid orthorrhaphan fly of uncertain placement.
^[108]	Ribeiro	2003	A limoniid crane fly.
^[55]	Blagoderov & Grimaldi	2004	A fungus gnat.
^[55]	Blagoderov & Grimaldi	2004	A fungus gnat.
^[74]	Grimaldi & Cumming	2011	An apystomyiid fly.
^[67]	Grimaldi	2016	An apystomyiid fly.
^[109]	Liu & Huang	2019	A tangle-veined fly.
^[67]	Grimaldi	2016	A tangle-veined fly.
^[109]	Liu & Huang	2019	A tangle-veined fly.
^[67]	Grimaldi	2016	A tangle-veined fly.
^[110]	Zhang et al.	2018	An apsilocephalid fly.
^[92]	Solórzano Kraemer & Cumming	2019	An Apsilocephalidae relative.
^[74]	Grimaldi & Hauser	2011	An apsilocephalid fly.
^[111]	Badano, Zhang, Yeates & Cerretti in Badano et al.	2021	A member of Phoroidea.
^[112]	Men, Hu & Mu	2019	A limoniid cranefly.
^[112]	Men, Hu & Mu	2019	A limoniid cranefly.
^[112]	Men, Hu & Mu	2019	A limoniid cranefly.
^[61]	Podenas & Poinar	2009	A limoniid crane fly.
Leptoconops burmiticus^[69]	Szadziewski	2004	A ceratopogonid midge
^[113]	Szadziewski in Szadziewski, Giłka & Urbanek	2015	A ceratopogonid midge
Leptoconops myanmaricus^[69]	Szadziewski	2004	A ceratopogonid midge
Leptoconops nosopheris^[114]	Poinar	2008	A ceratopogonid midge, host for	Leptoconops nosopheris
Leptoconops rossi^[69]	Szadziewski	2004	A ceratopogonid midge
^[65]	Szadziewski & Poinar	2005	A ceratopogonid midge
^[55]	Blagoderov & Grimaldi	2004	A long beaked fungus gnat
^[55]	Blagoderov & Grimaldi	2004	A long beaked fungus gnat
^[115]	Men & Hu	2020	A crane fly.
^[116]	Lukashevich	2004	A phantom crane fly.
^[116]	Lukashevich	2004	A phantom crane fly.
^[61]	Podenas & Poinar	2009	A limoniid crane fly.
^[117]	Grimaldi in Arillo et al.	2015	A stratiomyomorph zhangsolvid fly.
^[68]	Grimaldi	2018	A stem lonchopteroid fly.
^[118]	Liu, Cai & Huang	2017	A soldier fly.
^[119]	Li & Yeates	2018	An ironomyiid fly.
^[71]	Stebner et al.	2015	A drain fly.
^[120]	Zhang, Zhang & Wang	2017	An tangle-veined fly.
^[74]	Grimaldi & Cumming	2011	A mythicomyiid fly.
^[74]	Grimaldi & Cumming	2011	A mythicomyiid fly.
^[121]	Ngô-Muller et al.	2020	A Microphorinae dolichopodid long-legged fly.
^[122]	Giłka et al.	2019	An orthoclad midge.
^[110]	Zhang et al.	2018	An apsilocephalid fly.
^[74]	Grimaldi	2011	A brachyceran fly of uncertain placement.
^[123]	Kania, Wojtoń & Krzemiński	2019	A wood gnat.
^[67]	Grimaldi	2016	A orthorrhaphan fly.
^[67]	Grimaldi	2016	A soldier fly.
^[67]	Grimaldi	2016	A bee fly.
^[75]	Szadziewski & Sontag in Szadziewski et al.	2019	A Ceratopogonini biting midge.
^[124]	Poinar & Vega	2020	An atelestid fly.
^[125]	Ngô-Muller et al.	2020	A bee fly.
^[67]	Grimaldi	2016	A soldier fly.
^[67]	Grimaldi	2016	A soldier fly.
^[67]	Grimaldi	2016	A soldier fly.
^[126]	Wagner & Müller	2020	A nymphomyiid fly.
^[127]	Giłka, Zakrzewska, Lukashevich & Cranston in Giłka et al.	2021	A member of the family Chironomidae belonging to the subfamily Chironominae and the tribe Pseudochironomini.
^[128]	Wagner	2017	A Bruchomyiinae drain fly.
^[129]	Skibińska, Krzemiński & Zhang	2019	A Bruchomyiinae drain fly.
^[71]	(Stebner et al.)	2015	A Bruchomyiinae drain fly. Originally described as "Nemopalpus" quadrispiculatus^[128]
^[128]	Wagner	2017	A Bruchomyiinae drain fly.
^[128]	Wagner	2017	A Bruchomyiinae drain fly.
^[130]	Skibińska, Krzemiński & Zhang in Skibińska et al.	2021	A bruchomyiine drain fly.
^[130]	Skibińska & Krzemiński in Skibińska et al.	2021	A bruchomyiine drain fly.
^[130]	Skibińska & Albrycht in Skibińska et al.	2021	A bruchomyiine drain fly.
^[131]	(Wagner)	2012	A Bruchomyiinae drain fly. Originally described as "Nemopalpus" velteni.^[128]
^[129]	Skibińska, Krzemiński & Zhang	2019	A Bruchomyiinae drain fly.
^[132]	Poinar	2004	A Phlebotomidae sand fly, host for Paleoleishmania proterus
^[71]	Stebner et al.	2015	A drain fly.
^[71]	Stebner et al.	2015	A drain fly.
^[68]	Grimaldi	2018	An ironomyiid fly.
^[68]	Grimaldi	2018	An ironomyiid fly.
^[67]	Grimaldi	2016	A (probably) basal tabanomorph fly.
^[125]	Ngô-Muller et al.	2020	A bee fly.
^[92]	Solórzano Kraemer & Cumming	2019	A wood soldier fly.
^[71]	Stebner et al.	2015	A drain fly.
^[91]	Ye et al.	2019	A bee fly.
^[71]	Stebner et al.	2015	A drain fly.
^[133]	Malak, Salamé & Azar	2013	A drain fly.
^[133]	Malak, Salamé & Azar	2013	A drain fly.
^[133]	Malak, Salamé & Azar	2013	A drain fly.
^[71]	Stebner et al.	2015	A drain fly.
^[134]	Kopeć, Krzemiński & Albrycht	2020	A species of Pilaria.
^[134]	Kopeć, Krzemiński & Albrycht	2020	A species of Pilaria.
^[67]	Grimaldi	2016	A bee fly.
^[135]	Ngô-Muller et al.	2020	An ocydromiine dance fly.
^[136]	Poinar, Zavortink & Brown	2019	An Anophelinae mosquito.
^[137]	Tang et al.	2019	A Microphorinae long legged fly belonging to the subfamily.
^[67]	Grimaldi	2016	A bee fly.
^[68]	Grimaldi	2018	An ironomyiid fly.
^[68]	Grimaldi	2018	An ironomyiid fly.
^[68]	Grimaldi	2018	A phorid fly.
^[68]	Grimaldi	2018	A possible stem-hoverfly.
^[64]	Borkent	2019	A biting midge.
^[55]	Blagoderov & Grimaldi	2004	A long beaked fungus gnat
^[55]	Blagoderov & Grimaldi	2004	A long beaked fungus gnat
^[138]	Curler, Krzemiński & Skibińska	2019	A drain fly.
^[138]	Curler, Krzemiński & Skibińska	2019	A drain fly.
^[55]	Blagoderov & Grimaldi	2004	A fungus gnat.
^[55]	Blagoderov & Grimaldi	2004	A fungus gnat.
^[139]	Zhang, Zhang & Wang	2016	A tabanomorph fly of uncertain phylogenetic placement.
^[140]	Cockerell	1920	A fly of uncertain placement.
^[101]	Krzeminski	2004	A Limoniid crane fly.
^[72]	Cockerell	1917	A dark-winged fungus gnat
^[141]	Brooks, Cumming & Grimaldi	2019	A Microphorinae long legged fly.
^[141]	Brooks, Cumming & Grimaldi	2109	A Microphorinae long legged fly.
Schlingeromyia minuta^[74]	Grimaldi & Hauser	2011	An Acrocerinae small headed fly	Schlingeromyia minuta
^[142]	Dong, Shih & Ren	2015	A tanyderid primitive crane fly
^[104]	Men, Hu & Xu	2020	A tanyderid primitive crane fly
^[143]	Skibińska & Krzemiński	2018	A tanyderid primitive crane fly
^[91]	Ye et al.	2019	A bee fly.
^[67]	Grimaldi	2016	A horse fly.
^[55]	Blagoderov & Grimaldi	2004	A fungus gnat.
^[67]	Grimaldi	2016	An Archisargoidea tethepomyiid fly.
^[74]	Grimaldi & Arillo	2011	An Archisargoidea tethepomyiid fly.
^[61]	Podenas & Poinar	2009	A limoniid crane fly.
^[72]	Cockerell	1917	A drain fly
^[81]	Zhang, Zhang & Wang	2020	A rhagionemestriid fly.
^[144]	(Cockerell)	1917	a gall midge. First described as "" burmitica.^[145]
^[55]	Blagoderov & Grimaldi	2004	A fungus gnat.
^[146]	Zhang & Zhang	2019	An eremochaetid fly.
^[147]^[148]	Zhang et al.	2016	An eremochaetid fly.

Embioptera[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
^[149]	Engel & Huang in Engel et al.	2016	A clothodid webspinner. Atmetoclothoda .
^[150]	Cockerell	1919	A .	(type illustration)
^[151]	Cui & Engel	2020	A clothodid webspinner.
^[151]	Cui & Engel	2020	A clothodid webspinner.
^[151]	Cui & Engel	2020	A clothodid webspinner.
^[149]	Engel & Huang in Engel et al.	2016	An oligotomid webspinner.
^[152]	Engel & Grimaldi	2006	A webspinner

Ephemeroptera[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes
^[153]	Godunko, Martynov & Staniczek	2021	A mayfly
^[153]	Godunko, Martynov & Staniczek	2021	A mayfly
^[154]	McCafferty & Santiago-Blay	2008	An mayfly
^[155]	Lin, Shih & Ren	2018	A mayfly.
^[156]	Sinitshenkova	2000	A baetid mayfly.^[157]
^[158]	Lin, Shih & Ren	2017	A prosopistomatid mayfly.
^[159]	Poinar	2011	A baetid mayfly

Hemiptera[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes
^[160]	Emeljanov & Shcherbakov	2020	A derbid planthopper.
Albicoccus dimai^[161]	Koteja	2004	An albicoccid scale insect
^[162]	Vea & Grimaldi	2015	A scale insect of uncertain placement. The type species is Alacrena .
^[163]	Cockerell	1919	A whitefly
^[164]	Luo, Baňař & Xie	2020	An enicocephalid.
^[165]	Poinar & Brown	2020	A member of Sternorrhyncha belonging to the family Dinglidae.
^[166]	Drohojowska et al.	2020	A liadopsyllid psylloid.
^[167]	Hakim et al.	2020	A .
^[168]	Yamada & Yamamoto in Yamada, Yamamoto & Takahashi	2018	A cimicomorph.
^[169]	Heiss	2016	A flat bug.
^[170]	Heiss	2019	A flat bug.
^[171]	Heiss & Grimaldi	2001	A flat bug.
^[169]	Heiss	2016	A flat bug.
^[172]	Heiss	2019	A flat bug.
^[173]	Fu & Huang	2020	A mimarachnid planthopper.
^[174]	Jiang et al.	2020	A mimarachnid planthopper.
^[175]	Tihelka et al.	2020	A member of Cimicomorpha.
^[175]	Tihelka et al.	2020	A member of Cimicomorpha.
^[176]	Souma, Yamamoto & Takahashi	2021	A lace bug.
^[177]	Heiss & Guilbert	2021	A lace bug.
^[178]	Heiss & Guilbert	2018	A lace bug.
^[179]	Heiss & Guilbert	2013	A lace bug.
^[180]	Poinar & Kritsky	2011	A cicada
Burmacoccus danyi^[161]	Koteja	2004	A burmacoccid scale insect.
^[181]	Huang et al.	2015	A water measurer.
^[167]	Hakim et al.	2020	A paraprotopsyllidiid protopsyllidioid.
^[182]	Souma, Yamamoto & Takahashi	2021	A member of the family Tingidae.
^[183]	Fu & Huang	2020	A mimarachnid planthopper.
^[184]	Shcherbakov	2017	A mimarachnid planthopper.
^[185]	Luo et al.	2020	A mimarachnid planthopper.
^[186]	Poinar & Brown	2005	A aphid
^[187]	Fu, Cai & Huang	2019	A procercopid froghopper.
^[188]	Chen et al.	2020	A whitefly.
^[189]	Vea & Grimaldi	2012	An ensign scale insect.
^[189]	Vea & Grimaldi	2012	An ensign scale insect.
^[190]	Shcherbakov	2000	A whitefly.
^[169]	Heiss	2016	A flat bug.
^[191]	Andersen & Grimaldi	2001	A water measurer
^[186]	Poinar & Brown	2005	A aphid
^[192]	Zhang & Chen	2020	A yuripopovinid stalk-eyed true bug.
^[193]	Shang et al.	2020	A yuripopovinid stalk-eyed true bug.
^[194]	Lis, Lis & Heiss	2018	A burrower bug.
^[195]	Wang, Dietrich & Zhang	2019	A Coelidiinae leafhopper.
^[196]	(Chen & Wang) in Chen et al.	2019	A sinoalid froghopper; Originally described as "" orientalis.
^[197]	Sun & Chen	2020	A leptosaldine shore bug.
^[198]	Kim, Lim & Jung	2021	A member of the family Miridae belonging to the tribe .
^[199]	Garrouste et al.	2020	A nabid damsel bug.
^[183]	Fu & Huang	2020	A mimarachnid planthopper.
^[183]	Fu & Huang	2020	A mimarachnid planthopper.
^[200]	Azar, Heiss & Huang	2020	An aradid flat bug.
^[200]	Azar, Heiss & Huang	2020	An aradid flat bug.
^[200]	Azar, Heiss & Huang	2020	An aradid flat bug.
^[201]	Grimaldi & Engel	2008	A flat bug.
^[202]	Fu & Huang	2019	A Sinoalidae froghopper.
^[203]	Fu, Cai & Huang	2019	A hairy cicada.
^[204]	Lin, Yao & Ren	2018	A Coccomorph.
^[205]	Du & Yao	2018	A lace bug.
^[206]	Fu et al.	2019	A mimarachnid planthopper.
^[207]	Jiang, Szwedo & Wang	2018	A mimarachnid planthopper.
^[160]	Emeljanov & Shcherbakov	2020	A derbid planthopper.
^[160]	Emeljanov & Shcherbakov	2020	A derbid planthopper.
^[208]	Szwedo & Drohojowska	2020	A member of Sternorrhyncha belonging to the family Dinglidae.
^[82]	Cockerell	1917	A gnat bug.
^[82]	Cockerell	1917	A gnat bug.
^[82]	(Cockerell)	1917	A gnat bug. Originally described as "" swinhoei.^[209]
^[210]	Song, Szwedo & Bourgoin in Song et al.	2021	A dorytocid planthopper.
^[211]	Emeljanov & Shcherbakov	2018	A planthopper.
^[212]	Chen et al.	2021	A ledrine leafhopper.
^[213]	Węgierek, Cai & Huang	2019	A aphid.
^[196]	Chen & Zhuo in Chen et al.	2020	A sinoalid froghopper
^[169]	Heiss	2016	A flat bug.
^[214]	Chen et al.	2020	A Cicadomorpha.
^[215]	Chen, Szwedo & Wang in Chen et al.	2018	A sinoalid froghopper.
^[216]	Węgierek & Huang in Węgierek et al.	2017	A szelegiewicziid aphid.
^[217]	Cumming & Le Tirant	2021	A member of the family Coreidae belonging to the subfamily Coreinae.
^[218]	Chen & Wang in Chen et al.	2020	An archijassid treehopper.
^[219]	Shcherbakov	2007	A perforissid planthopper.
^[220]	Zhang, Ren & Yao	2017	A perforissid planthopper.
^[221]	Zhang, Ren & Yao	2019	A planthopper.
^[222]	Jiang, Wang & Szwedo	2019	A progonocimicid moss bug.
^[223]	Poinar & Brown	2016	A toad bug.
^[162]	Vea & Grimaldi	2015	A mealybug.
^[224]	Popov & Heiss	2014	A spiny-legged bug.
^[225]	Poinar in Poinar & Brown	2014	A jumping ground bug.
^[226]	Węgierek & Wang in Węgierek et al.	2018	An aphid.
^[227]	Jiang et al.	2019	A hairy cicada.
^[228]	Poinar	2017	A juraphidid aphid.^[229]
^[230]	Zhang, Ren & Yao	2018	A mimarachnid planthopper.
^[231]	Fu & Huang	2020	A sinoalid froghopper.
^[232]	Chen & Wang in Chen et al.	2019	A sinoalid froghopper.
^[221]	Zhang, Ren & Yao	2019	A planthopper.
^[233]	Chen et al.	2019	A minute litter bug. The generic name is preoccupied by Kachinia Tong & Li (2018).
^[234]	Heiss	2012	A flat bug
^[235]	Luo et al.	2020	A planthopper.
^[162]	Vea & Grimaldi	2015	A scale insect.
^[162]	Vea & Grimaldi	2015	A scale insect.
^[236]	Luo et al.	2020	A perforissid planthopper.
^[237]	Popov & Heiss	2016	A spiny-legged bug.
^[225]	Poinar in Poinar & Brown	2014	A jumping ground bug.
^[238]	Poinar	2020	A scale insect.
^[162]	Vea & Grimaldi	2015	A scale insect of uncertain placement.
^[239]	Du & Chen in Du et al.	2020	A member of the family Coreidae.
^[167]	Hakim et al.	2020	A paraprotopsyllidiid protopsyllidioid.
Marmyan barbarae^[161]	Koteja	2004	A scale insect of uncertain placement
^[240]	Chen & Wang in Chen et al.	2020	A sinoalid froghopper.
^[240]	Chen & Wang in Chen et al.	2020	A sinoalid froghopper.
^[241]	Chen et al.	2020	A Cicadomorpha.
^[242]	Chen et al.	2019	A sinoalid froghopper.
^[243]	Gao, Shih, Rasnitsyn & Ren in Gao et al.	2019	A scale insect of uncertain family placement.^[244]
^[245]	Heiss & Poinar	2012	An flat bug.
^[173]	Fu & Huang	2020	A mimarachnid planthopper.
^[246]	Jiang, Szwedo & Wang	2019	A mimarachnid planthopper.
^[247]	Chen, Szwedo & Wang in Chen et al.	2019	A Cicadomorpha.
^[247]	Chen, Szwedo & Wang in Chen et al.	2019	A Cicadomorpha.
^[248]	Burckhardt & Poinar	2020	A psylloid jumping plant-louse.
^[245]	Heiss & Poinar	2012	A mezirine flat bug.
^[223]	Poinar & Brown	2016	A toad bug.
^[39]	(Cockerell)	1917	An achilid planthopper. Originally described as "Liburnia" burmitina^[249]
^[250]	Chen, Wang & Zhang in Chen et al.	2019	A sinoalid froghopper.
^[251]	Chen et al.	2020	A sinoalid froghopper.
^[49]	(Cockerell)	1916	An gnat bug. Originally described as "" fossilis.^[209]
^[252]	Poinar	2009	A
^[253]	Poinar & Vega	2020	A lace bug.
^[254]	Poinar, Vega & Schneider	2020	A scale insect.
^[255]	Poinar	2019	An assassin bug.
^[256]	Chen et al.	2020	An aleyrodid whitefly.
^[187]	Fu, Cai & Huang	2019	A procercopid froghopper.
^[202]	Fu & Huang	2019	A sinoalid froghopper.
^[257]	Guilbert & Heiss	2019	A lace bug.
^[167]	Hakim et al.	2020	A paraprotopsyllidiid protopsyllidioid.
Parvaverrucosa annulata^[186]	(Poinar & Brown)	2005	A parvaverrucosid aphid. Originally described as "Verrucosa" annulata.^[258]
^[259]	Song, Szwedo & Bourgoin in Song et al.	2019	A planthopper.
^[162]	Vea & Grimaldi	2015	A scale insect of uncertain placement.
^[39]	Cockerell	1917	A cixiid planthopper
^[260]	Hakim et al.	2019	A sternorrhynchen bug.
^[260]	Hakim et al.	2019	A sternorrhynchen bug.
^[261]	Grimaldi	2003	A sternorrhynchen bug.
^[262]	Poinar & Brown	2017	A leafhopper.
^[229]	Liu, Qiao & Yao in Liu et al.	2018	A juraphidid aphid.
^[263]	Shcherbakov	2020	A planthopper.
^[162]	Vea & Grimaldi	2015	A scale insect.
^[264]	Lis et al.	2020	A burrower bug.
^[265]	Wang et al.	2019	A burrower bug.
^[266]	Chen et al.	2019	A Ledrinae leafhopper.
^[267]	Engel	2008	A stem-group cimicid.
^[268]	Du et al.	2019	A yuripopovinid true bug.
^[162]	Vea & Grimaldi	2015	A coccid scale insect.
^[179]	Heiss & Guilbert	2013	A lace bug.
^[269]	Luo, Wang & Jarzembowski	2021	A planthopper of uncertain phylogenetic placement.
^[270]	Perrichot, Nel, & Néraudeau	2007	A jumping ground bug.
^[271]	Poinar	2018	A aphid.
^[272]	Heiss, Golub & Popov	2015	A lace bug.
^[273]	Golub & Heiss	2020	A lace bug.
^[273]	Golub & Heiss	2020	A lace bug.
^[273]	Golub & Heiss	2020	A lace bug.
^[274]	Maksoud, Azar & Huang	2019	A lace bug.
^[257]	Guilbert & Heiss	2019	A lace bug.
^[275]	Heiss & Guilbert	2019	A lace bug.
^[213]	Węgierek, Cai & Huang	2019	A aphid.
^[276]	Liu et al.	2019	A aphid.
^[203]	Fu, Cai & Huang	2019	A hairy cicada.
^[277]	Simon, Szwedo & Xia in Wang et al.	2015	An ensign scale.
^[259]	Song, Szwedo & Bourgoin in Song et al.	2019	A planthopper.

Hymenoptera[]

Lepidoptera[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
^[278]	Mey, Léger & Lien	2021	A lophocoronid moth
^[278]	Mey, Léger & Lien	2021	A lophocoronid moth
^[278]	Mey, Léger & Lien	2021	A lophocoronid moth
^[278]	Mey, Léger & Lien	2021	A lophocoronid moth
^[278]	Mey, Léger & Lien	2021	A lophocoronid moth
^[278]	Mey, Léger & Lien	2021	A lophocoronid moth
^[278]	Mey, Léger & Lien	2021	A lophocoronid moth
^[278]	Mey, Léger & Lien	2021	An agathiphagid moth
^[279]	Zhang et al.	2020	A micropterigid moth
^[280]	Zhang et al.	2017	A micropterigid moth
^[280]	Zhang et al.	2017	A micropterigid moth
Sabatinca perveta^[280]	(Cockerell)	1919	A micropterigid moth. Originally described as "Micropteryx" pervetus^[150]	Sabatinca perveta (type illustration)
^[281]	Ngô-Muller & Nel in Ngô-Muller et al.	2020	A micropterigid moth
^[282]	Poinar	2017	A Douglas moth.

Mecoptera[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
^[283]	Li et al.	2018	A bittacid hangingfly
^[284]	Zhao et al.	2016	A bittacid hangingfly
^[285]	Sun et al.	2020	An earwig fly.
^[286]	Zhao & Wang in Zhao et al.	2016	An earwig fly.
^[287]	Grimaldi & Engel	2013	An earwig fly.
^[288]	Zhao et al.	2020	An aneuretopsychid scorpionfly
^[288]	Zhao et al.	2020	An aneuretopsychid scorpionfly
^[289]	Lin et al.	2019	A pseudopolycentropodid scorpionfly^[288]
^[290]	Grimaldi & Rasnitsyn	2005	A pseudopolycentropodid scorpionfly
^[290]	Grimaldi & Rasnitsyn	2005	A pseudopolycentropodid scorpionfly	(copulating)

Megaloptera[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
^[291]	Huang et al.		An alderfly.

Neuroptera[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes
^[292]	Nakamine, Yamamoto & Takahashi	2020	A rhachiberothid lacewing
^[293]	Lu et al.	2020	A mantid fly.
^[293]	Lu et al.	2020	A mantispid.
^[293]	Lu et al.	2020	A mantispid.
^[294]	Badano & Engel	2018	A psychopsid lacewing
^[295]	Engel	2016	A Aleuropteryginae dusty wing.
^[296]	Li et al.	2019	A Aleuropteryginae dusty wing.
^[294]	Badano & Engel	2018	A sister genus to the antlion+owlfly clade
^[297]	Lu, Zhang & Liu	2019	An antlion.
^[298]	Badano, Haug & Cerretti in Badano et al.	2021	An early representative of the clade Myrmeleontiformia.
^[299]	Yang, Shi & Ren	2019	A beaded lacewing.
^[294]	Badano & Engel	2018	A psychopsid lacewing
^[300]	Shi et al.	2019	A symphrasine mantis fly.
^[292]	Nakamine, Yamamoto & Takahashi	2020	A rhachiberothid lacewing
^[301]	Khramov, Yan & Kopylov	2019	A spongillafly.
Burmaleon magnificus^[302]	Myskowiak et al	2016	An osmylid lacewing
^[296]	Li et al.	2019	An Aleuropteryginae dusty wing.
^[303]	Huang et al.	2016	An antlion.
^[304]	Lu et al.	2017	A moth lacewing.
^[294]	Badano, Engel & Wang	2018	A Stem-group Myrmeleontidae + Ascalaphidae
^[305]	Lu, Zhang & Liu	2017	A Babinskaiid lacewing.
^[306]	Liu, Lu & Zhang	2017	A Dipteromantispid mantid fly.
^[307]	Liu et al.	2018	A kalligrammatid lacewing.
^[307]	Liu et al.	2018	A kalligrammatid lacewing.
^[308]^[309]	Lu, Zhang & Liu	2016	A possible kalligrammatid lacewing.^[310]
^[311]	Lu, Wang & Liu	2021	A member of the family Babinskaiidae.
^[294]	Badano, Engel & Wang	2018	A Stem-group Myrmeleontiformia
^[312]	Yang et al.	2020	A berothid beaded lacewing.
^[312]	Yang et al.	2020	A berothid beaded lacewing.
^[312]	Yang et al.	2020	A berothid beaded lacewing.
^[313]	Lu et al.	2019	A thread‐winged lacewing.
^[314]	Liu & Zhang in Liu et al.	2016	A pleasing lacewing.
^[315]	Yang et al.	2020	An lacewing.
^[292]	Nakamine, Yamamoto & Takahashi	2020
^[316]	Makarkin	2015	A member of the subfamily .
^[317]	Liu & Lu	2017	A dustywing.
^[318]	Makarkin	2017	A pleasing lacewing.
^[319]	Huang et al.	2015	A kalligrammatid lacewing.^[307]
^[320]	Wichard	2017	A Nevrorthid lacewing.
^[307]	Liu et al.	2018	A kalligrammatid lacewing.
^[296]	Li et al.	2019	An aleuropterygine dusty wing.
^[321]	Engel & Grimaldi	2008	A beaded lacewing
^[293]	Lu et al.	2020	A mantispid.
^[314]	Liu & Zhang in Liu et al.	2016	A pleasing lacewing.
^[294]	Badano, Engel & Wang	2018	A myrmeleontiform
^[312]	Yang et al.	2020	A berothid beaded lacewing
^[312]	Yang et al.	2020	A berothid beaded lacewing
^[293]	Lu et al.	2020	A mantispid.
^[322]	Poinar in Poinar & Buckley	2010	A mantispid.
^[323]	Shi et al.	2019	A mantid fly.
^[293]	Lu et al.	2020	A mantispid.
^[305]	Lu, Zhang & Liu	2017	A Babinskaiid lacewing.
^[294]	Badano, Engel & Wang	2018	A nymphid lascewing
^[324]	Lu et al.	2017	A silky lacewing.
^[325]	Bai et al.	2019	A silky lacewing.
^[321]	Engel & Grimaldi	2008	A split-footed lacewing
^[326]	Azar, Maksoud & Huang	2020	A dipteromantispid.
^[327]	Engel	2004	A thorny lacewing
^[321]	Engel & Grimaldi	2008	A beaded lacewing
^[308]^[309]	Lu, Zhang & Liu	2016	A pleasing lacewing.
^[328]	Engel	2004	A aleuropterygine dustywing
^[329]	Makarkin & Staniczek	2019	A babinskaiid stem group antlion.
^[300]	Shi et al.	2019	A mantid fly.
^[330]	Liu, Lu & Zhang	2016	A Dipteromantispidae.
^[331]	Makarkin	2018	A beaded lacewing.
^[321]	Engel & Grimaldi	2008	A beaded lacewing
^[293]	Lu et al.	2020	A mantispid.
^[332]	Makarkin & Gröhn	2020	A brown lacewing
^[321]	Engel & Grimaldi	2008	A beaded lacewing
^[321]	Engel & Grimaldi	2008	A beaded lacewing
^[321]	Engel & Grimaldi	2008	A beaded lacewing
^[321]	Engel & Grimaldi	2008	A beaded lacewing
^[301]	Khramov, Yan & Kopylov	2019	A spongilla fly
^[333]	Li et al.	2020	A dipteromantispid lacewing
^[334]	Li & Liu	2020	A dipteromantispid lacewing
^[325]	Bai et al.	2019	A silky lacewing.
^[321]	Engel & Grimaldi	2008	A silky lacewing
^[335]	Shi, Yang & Ren in Shi et al.	2020	A mantispid.
^[294]	Badano & Engel	2018	A stem-group myrmeleontiform
^[336]	Yuan, Ren & Wang	2016	A beaded lacewing.
^[336]	Yuan, Ren & Wang	2016	A beaded lacewing.
^[306]	Liu, Lu & Zhang	2017	A dipteromantispid mantid fly.
^[337]	Liu, Lu & Zhang	2016	A .
^[294]	Badano, Engel & Wang	2018	A stem-group Myrmeleontidae + Ascalaphidae
^[338]	Shi et al.	2015	A ^[339] or mantid fly.^[340]
^[292]	Nakamine, Yamamoto & Takahashi	2020	A ^[339] or mantid fly.^[340]
^[292]	Nakamine, Yamamoto & Takahashi	2020	A ^[339] or mantid fly.^[340]
^[341]	Ružičková, Nel & Prokop	2019	A dustywing.
^[297]	Hu, Lu & Liu	2019	An antlion.
^[294]	Badano, Engel & Wang	2018	A nymphid lacewing
^[307]	Lui et al.	2018	A kalligrammatid lacewing.
^[342]	(Makarkin)	2017	A kalligrammatid lacewing. First described as "" groehni.^[307]
^[342]	Chang et al.	2018	A kalligrammatid lacewing.
^[341]	Ružičková, Nel & Prokop	2019	A dusty wing.
^[343]	Ngô-Muller et al.	2020	A babinskaiid lacewing.
^[344]	Hu et al.	2018	A babinskaiid lacewing.
^[345]	Lu et al.	2018	A green lacewing.
^[333]	Li et al.	2020	A dipteromantispid lacewing
^[293]	Lu et al.	2020	A mantispid.
Paradoxosisyra groehni^[346]	Makarkin	2016	A spongillafly
^[295]	Engel	2016	A dusty lacewing.
^[293]	Lu et al.	2020	A mantispid.
^[335]	Shi, Yang & Ren in Shi et al.	2020	A mantispid.
^[347]	Liu et al.	2016	A Mesochrysopid lacewing.
^[328]	Engel	2004	A dustywing
^[348]	Liu et al.	2018	A chrysopoid lacewing.
^[297]	Lu, Wang & Liu	2019	An antlion.
^[297]	Lu, Ohl & Liu	2019	An antlion.
^[294]	Badano & Engel	2018	A Stem-Myrmeleontidae ant-lion
^[349]	Huang, Ren & Wang	2019	A beaded lacewing.
^[301]	Khramov, Yan & Kopylov	2019	A spongillafly.
^[293]	Lu et al.	2020	A mantispid.
^[344]	(Lu, Zhang & Liu)	2017	A Babinskaiid lacewing. Originally described as "" martinsnetoi.^[305]
^[350]	Huang, Nel & Azar	2019	A babinskaiid lacewing
^[321]	Engel & Grimaldi	2008	A .
^[301]	Khramov, Yan & Kopylov	2019	A spongillafly
^[311]	Lu, Wang & Liu	2021	A member of the family Babinskaiidae.
^[351]	Yang et al	2018	A spongillafly
^[292]	Nakamine, Yamamoto & Takahashi	2020	A rhachiberothid lacewing
^[321]	Engel & Grimaldi	2008	A beaded lacewing
^[321]	Engel & Grimaldi	2008	A beaded lacewing
^[292]	Nakamine, Yamamoto & Takahashi	2020	A rhachiberothid lacewing
^[311]	Lu, Wang & Liu	2021	A member of the family Babinskaiidae.
^[352]	Shi et al.	2019	A beaded lacewing.

Notoptera[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
^[353]	Zhang, Bai & Yang in Zhang et al.	2016	An ice crawler nymph of uncetrain placement.

"Odonatoptera"[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes
^[354]	Huang, Cai & Nel	2017	A dragonfly.
^[355]	Zheng et al.	2018	An dragonfly.
^[356]	Schädel, Müller & Haug	2020	A stem Odonatoptera of uncertain placement.
^[357]	Zheng et al.	2017	A damselfly.
^[357]	Zheng et al.	2017	A damselfly.
^[358]	Zheng, Wang & Nel in Zheng et al.	2016	A damselfly.
^[359]	Huang et al.	2017	A dragonfly.
^[360]	Zheng, Nel & Wang in Zheng et al.	2017	A dragonfly.
^[361]	Huang, Nel & Ngô-Muller	2020	A burmacoenagrionid damselfly.
^[362]	Möstel, Schorr & Bechly	2017	A damselfly.
^[363]	Zheng et al.	2017	A hemiphlebiid damselfly.
^[364]	Schädel & Bechly	2016	A gomphid dragonfly.
^[365]	Bechly & Poinar	2013	A damsel-dragonfly.
^[366]	Huang, Fu & Nel	2019	A stenophlebiid damsel-dragonfly.
^[367]	Zheng & Wang	2018	A hemiphlebiid damselfly.
^[368]	Huang et al.	2015	A platycnemidid damselfly.
^[369]	Zheng et al.	2017	A dragonfly.^[354]
^[370]	Zheng et al.	2016	A dragonfly.
^[371]	Zheng, Nel & Wang in Zheng et al.	2018	A damselfly.
^[357]	Zheng et al.	2017	A damselfly.
^[357]	Zheng et al.	2017	A damselfly.
^[372]	Zheng, Nel & Wang in Zheng et al.	2017	A damselfly.
^[373]	Zheng et al.	2019	A damselfly.
^[374]	Huang, Fu & Nel	2020	A putative Gomphidae club-tailed dragonfly.
^[375]	Zheng	2020	A hemiphlebiid damselfly.
^[376]	Huang et al.	2017	A damselfly.
^[368]	Huang et al.	2015	A platystictid damselfly.
^[377]	Zheng et al.	2017	A platystictid damselfly.
^[378]	Zheng et al.	2016	A platystictid damselfly.
^[379]	Poinar, Bechly & Buckley	2010	A platycnemidid damselfly.
^[380]	Zheng, Wang & Chang	2017	A platycnemidid damselfly.
^[363]	Zheng et al.	2016	A damselfly.
^[381]	Zheng, Chang & Wang	2017	A damselfly.
^[382]	Zheng et al.	2016	A perilestid damselfly.
^[383]	Zheng et al.	2018	A dragonfly.
^[384]	Zheng, Nel & Wang in Zheng et al.	2018	A damselfly.
^[385]	Ngô-Muller, Garrouste & Nel	2020	A damsel-dragonfly
^[386]	Zheng et al.	2017	A platycnemidid damselfly.

Orthoptera[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes
^[387]	Du, Xu & Zhang	2021	A tridactylid pygmy mole cricket.
^[388]	Xu et al.	2020	A ripipterygid "mud cricket".
^[389]	Xu et al.	2020	A Nemobiinae trigonidiid wood cricket.
^[390]	Gorochov	2010	A pygmy mole cricket
^[391]	Heads	2009	A pygmy mole cricket
^[392]	Wang et al.	2020	A gryllotalpine mole cricket
^[393]	Peñalver & Grimaldi	2010	An elcanid grasshopper.
^[394]	Poinar	2018	A tridactylid pygmy mole cricket.
^[387]	Du, Xu & Zhang	2021	A tridactylid pygmy mole cricket.
^[395]	Heads, Thomas & Wang	2018	An elcanid grasshopper.
^[396]	Kočárek	2020	An elcanid grasshopper.
^[397]	Poinar, Gorochov & Buckley	2007	An elcanid grasshopper.
^[398]	Xu, Fang & Jarzembowski	2020	A tridactylid pygmy mole cricket.
^[399]	Cao, Chen & Yin	2019	A tridactylid pygmy mole cricket.
^[400]	Poinar, Su & Brown	2020	A cricket.
^[401]	Xu et al.	2021	A member of the family Tridactylidae.
^[402]	Gorochov	2010	A scaley cricket
^[403]	Xu, Fang & Wang	2020	A mole cricket

Permopsocida[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes
^[404]	Beutel et al.	2019	An ? archipsyllid Permopsocid
^[405]	Liang, Zhang & Liu	2016	An archipsyllid Permopsocid
^[406]	Yoshizawa & Lienhard	2016	An archipsyllid Permopsocid
^[407]	Huang et al.	2016	An archipsyllid Permopsocid

Phasmatodea[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes
^[408]	Chen et al.	2019	A timematod stick insect.
^[409]	Chen et al.	2017	An stick insect.
^[409]	Chen et al.	2017	An stick insect.
^[410]	Yang, Shih, Ren & Gao in Yang et al.	2019	A stick insect.
^[410]	Yang, Shih, Ren & Gao in Yang et al.	2019	A stick insect.
^[411]	Chen et al.	2018	A euphasmatod stick insect.
^[408]	Chen et al.	2019	A timematod stick insect.
^[412]	Engel & Wang in Engel, Wang & Alqarni	2016	A phasmatid stick insect.
^[410]	Yang, Shih, Ren & Gao in Yang et al.	2019	A stick insect.

Plecoptera[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes
^[413]	Chen & Xu	2020	A peltoperlid stonefly
^[414]	Sroka & Staniczek	2020	A stonefly
^[415]	Chen	2019	A perlid common stonefly.
^[416]	Chen	2019	An acroneuriine common stonefly.
^[417]	Chen	2020	A perlid common stonefly.
^[418]	Chen	2020	A perlid common stonefly.
^[419]	Sroka, Staniczek & Kondratieff	2018	A perlid common stonefly.
^[419]	Sroka, Staniczek & Kondratieff	2018	A stonefly.
^[420]	Chen, Wang, & Du	2018	A perlid common stonefly.
^[420]	Chen, Wang, & Du	2018	A perlid common stonefly.
^[419]	Sroka, Staniczek & Kondratieff	2018	A perlid common stonefly.
^[421]	Chen	2018	A perlid common stonefly.
^[419]	Sroka, Staniczek & Kondratieff	2018	A perlid common stonefly.
^[419]	Sroka, Staniczek & Kondratieff	2018	A perlid common stonefly.
^[422]	Chen	2018	A perlid common stonefly.
^[421]	Chen	2018	A perlid common stonefly.
^[423]	Chen	2018	A perlid common stonefly.
^[420]	Chen, Wang, & Du	2018	A perlid common stonefly.
^[419]	Sroka, Staniczek & Kondratieff	2018	A perlid common stonefly.
^[424]	Chen & Wang	2019	A perlid common stonefly.
^[419]	Sroka, Staniczek & Kondratieff	2018	A stonefly.
^[425]	Chen	2018	A perlid common stonefly.
^[426]	Chen & Wang	2020	A perlid common stonefly.
^[426]	Chen & Wang	2020	A perlid or peltoperlid^[413] stonefly.

Psocodea[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes
^[427]	Hakim et al.	2018	A psyllipsocid cave barklouse.
^[427]	Hakim et al.	2018	A psyllipsocid cave barklouse.
^[428]	Azar et al.	2014	A pachytroctid booklice.
^[429]	Maheu & Nel	2020	A manicapsocid booklouse.
^[49]	(Cockerell)	1916	A compsocid booklouse. Originally described as "Psyllipsocus" banksi
^[430]	Sroka & Nel	2017	A compsocid booklouse.
^[431]	Nell & Waller	2007	A compsocid booklouse.
^[385]	Ngô-Muller, Garrouste & Nel	2020	A compsocid booklouse.
^[432]	Li, Wang & Yao	2020	An empheriid barklouse.
^[432]	Li, Wang & Yao	2020	An Empheriid
^[428]	Azar et al.	2014	A pachytroctid booklice.
^[433]	Wang et al.	2019	A psyllipsocid cave barklouse.
^[434]	Yoshizawa & Lienhard	2020	A cormopsocid barklouse.
^[435]	Grimaldi & Engel	2006	A liposcelidid booklouse
^[436]	Azar et al.	2016	A manicapsocid booklouse.
^[436]	Azar et al.	2016	A manicapsocid booklouse.
^[437]	Azar, Huang & Nel in Azar et al.	2017	A Prionoglaridid barklouse.
^[437]	Azar, Huang & Nel in Azar et al.	2017	A Prionoglaridid barklouse.
^[437]	Azar, Huang & Nel in Azar et al.	2017	A Prionoglaridid barklouse.
^[438]	Azar, Hakim & Huang	2016	A cormopsocid barklouse.
^[439]	Hakim, Azar & Huang	2020	An anicapsocid barklouse.
^[440]	Álvarez-Parra et al.	2020	A psyllipsocid cave barklouse.

Raphidioptera[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
^[441]	Lu et al.	2020	A snakefly
^[441]	Lu et al.	2020	A baissopterid snakefly, a species of Baissoptera.
^[441]	Lu et al.	2020	A baissopterid snakefly, a species of Baissoptera.
^[441]	Lu et al.	2020	A baissopterid snakefly, a species of Baissoptera.
^[441]	Lu et al.	2020	A baissopterid snakefly, a species of Baissoptera.
^[441]	Lu et al.	2020	A baissopterid snakefly, a species of Baissoptera.
^[441]	Lu et al.	2020	A baissopterid snakefly.
^[442]	Liu, Lu & Zhang	2016	A mesoraphidiid snakefly.
^[442]	Liu, Lu & Zhang	2016	A mesoraphidiid snakefly.
^[442]	Liu, Lu & Zhang	2016	A mesoraphidiid snakefly.
^[441]	Lu et al.	2020	A baissopterid snakefly.
Nanoraphidia electroburmica^[443]	Engel	2002	A nanoraphidiine snakefly	Nanoraphidia electroburmica
^[441]	Lu et al.	2020	A baissopterid snakefly.
^[442]	Liu, Lu & Zhang	2016	A mesoraphidiid snakefly.
^[441]	Lu et al.	2020	A baissopterid snakefly.

Strepsiptera[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes
^[444]	Grimaldi & Kathirithamby	2005	A stem-twisted-wing insect
^[445]	Pohl & Beutel in Pohl et al.	2020	A phthanoxenid stem-strepsipteran.
^[446]	Pohl & Beutel	2016	A phthanoxenid stem-twisted-wing insect.
^[447]	Engel & Huang in Engel et al.	2016	A stem-twisted-wing insect.

Tarachoptera[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes
^[448]	Mey et al.	2017	A tarachocelid amphiesmenopteran.
^[448]	Mey et al.	2017	A tarachocelid amphiesmenopteran.
^[448]	Mey et al.	2017	A tarachocelid amphiesmenopteran.
^[449]	Mey & Wichard in Mey et al.	2020	A tarachocelid amphiesmenopteran.
^[450]	Mey et al.	2018	A tarachocelid amphiesmenopteran.
^[450]	Mey et al.	2018	A tarachocelid amphiesmenopteran.
^[450]	Mey et al.	2018	A tarachocelid amphiesmenopteran.
^[449]	Mey & Wichard in Mey et al.	2020	A tarachocelid amphiesmenopteran.
^[450]	Mey et al.	2018	A tarachocelid amphiesmenopteran.
^[448]^[451]	Mey et al.	2017	A tarachocelid amphiesmenopteran.

Thysanoptera[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes
^[452]	Tong, Shih & Ren	2019	A stenurothripid thrips.
^[453]	Ulitzka	2018	A merothripid thrips.
^[454]	Ulitzka	2019	A thrips.
^[453]	Ulitzka	2018	A thrips.
^[454]	Ulitzka	2019	A thrips.
^[454]	Ulitzka	2019	A thrips.
^[454]	Ulitzka	2019	A thrips.
^[454]	Ulitzka	2019	A thrips.

Trichoptera[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
^[455]	Wichard et al.	2020	A calamoceratid caddisfly
^[456]	Wichard et al.	2018	A dysoneurid caddisfly
^[456]	Wichard et al.	2018	A dysoneurid caddisfly
^[457]	Botosaneanu	1981	A purse-case caddisfly
^[458]	Wichard	2020
^[459]	Wichard, Espeland & Wang	2018	A calamoceratid caddisfly..
^[459]	Wichard, Espeland & Wang	2018	A helicopsychid snail-case caddisfly.
^[456]	Wichard et al.	2018	A dysoneurid caddisfly
Cretapsyche elegans^[456]	Wichard et al.	2018	A dysoneurid caddisfly
^[456]	Wichard et al.	2018	A dysoneurid caddisfly
^[460]	Wichard & Neumann	2019	A dysoneurid caddisfly
^[458]	Wichard	2020
^[461]^[458]	(Wichard & Wang)	2020	Originally described as malaisei.
^[462]^[458]	(Wang et al.)	2019	Originally described as Hnamadawgyia macularis.
^[463]	Wichard & Wang	2016	A caddisfly belonging to the family Polycentropodidae; a species of Neureclipsis.
^[455]	Wichard et al.	2020	A mortarjoint casemaker caddisfly
^[455]	Wichard et al.	2020	A mortarjoint casemaker caddisfly
^[464]	Wichard & Wang	2016	A mortarjoint casemaker caddisfly.
^[465]	Wichard, Müller & Wang	2018	A psychomyiid caddisfly.
^[465]	Wichard, Müller & Wang	2018	A psychomyiid caddisfly.
^[465]	Wichard, Müller & Wang	2018	A psychomyiid caddisfly.
Palerasnitsynus ohlhoffi^[466]	Wichard , Ross, & Ross	2011	A psychomyiid caddisfly.	Palerasnitsynus ohlhoffi
^[465]	Wichard, Müller & Wang	2018	A psychomyiid caddisfly.
^[465]	Wichard, Müller & Wang	2018	A psychomyiid caddisfly.
^[465]	Wichard, Müller & Wang	2018	A psychomyiid caddisfly.
^[465]	Wichard, Müller & Wang	2018	A psychomyiid caddisfly.
^[465]	Wichard, Müller & Wang	2018	A psychomyiid caddisfly.
^[467]	Wichard, Müller & Wang	2020	A philopotamid caddisfly.
^[467]	Wichard, Müller & Wang	2020	A philopotamid caddisfly.
^[463]	Wichard & Wang	2016	A finger-net caddisfly.
^[468]	Wichard & Poinar	2005	A finger-net caddisfly.
^[463]	Wichard & Wang	2016	A finger-net caddisfly.
^[467]	Wichard, Müller & Wang	2020	A finger-net caddisfly.
^[467]	Wichard, Müller & Wang	2020	A finger-net caddisfly.

Zoraptera[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes
^[469]	Engel & Grimaldi	2002	A zorotypid angel insect.
^[469]	Engel & Grimaldi	2002	A zorotypid angel insect.
^[470]	Yin, Cai & Huang	2018	A zorotypid angel insect.
^[470]	Yin, Cai & Huang	2018	A zorotypid angel insect.
^[471]	Yin et al.	2018	A zorotypid angel insect.
^[472]	Mashimo in Mashimo et al.	2018	A zorotypid angel insect.
^[473]	Chen & Su	2019	A zorotypid angel insect.
^[469]	Engel & Grimaldi	2002	A zorotypid angel insect.
^[474]	Liu et al.	2018	A zorotypid angel insect.
^[475]	Mashimo, Müller & Beutel	2019	A zorotypid angel insect.
^[476]	Chen & Su	2019	A zorotypid angel insect.
^[474]	Liu et al.	2018	A zorotypid angel insect.

Zygentoma[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes
^[145]	(Cockerell)	1917	A lepismatid silverfish. First described as "Lampropholis" burmiticus
^[477]	Mendes & Poinar	2008	A lepismatid silverfish.
^[478]	Mendes & Wunderlich	2013	A lepismatid silverfish.

Incertae sedis[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes
^[479]	Zherikhin	2000	A .
^[27]	Gorochov	2006	An orthopteroid polyneopteran of uncertain placement.
^[480]	Haug et al.	2020	A member of of uncertain phylogenetic placement.

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