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]

Amoebozoa[]

Dictyostelia[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
^[3]	Poinar & Vega	2021	A possible dictyostelid slime mould

Myxogastria[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Stemonitis^[4]	N/A	"2019"	A myxogastrid slime mould	Stemonitis species

Incertae sedis[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
^[5]	Poinar	2009	A "Sarcodina" gut Amoebozoa of

Apicomplexa[]

Aconoidasida[]

Haemosporida[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
^[6]	Poinar & Telford	2005	A plasmodiid apicomplexan	oocyst

Conoidasida[]

Eugregarinorida[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
^[7]	Poinar	2010	A eugregarinorid apicomplexen gut protozoan of blattodeans

Euglenozoa[]

Kinetoplastea[]

Trypanosomatida[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Paleoleishmania proterus	Poinar	2004	A trypanosomatid vector in	Paleoleishmania proterus
^[8]	Poinar	2008	A trypanosomatid vector in Leptoconops nosopheris	in Leptoconops nosopheris saliva

Metamonada[]

Anaeromonadea[]

Oxymonadida[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes
^[5]	Poinar	2009	A gut protozoan of
^[5]	Poinar	2009	An gut protozoan of
^[9]	Poinar	2009	An gut protozoan of Blattarians
^[5]	Poinar	2009	An gut protozoan of
^[5]	Poinar	2009	An gut protozoan of
^[5]	Poinar	2009	A gut protozoan of
^[5]	Poinar	2009	An gut protozoan of

Trichonymphea[]

Trichonymphida[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes
^[9]	Poinar	2009	A gut protozoan of Blattarians
^[5]	Poinar	2009	A gut protozoan of
^[5]	Poinar	2009	A gut protozoan of

Trichomonadea[]

[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
^[9]	Poinar	2009	A gut protozoan of Blattarians
^[9]	Poinar	2009	A gut protozoan of Blattarians

[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
^[5]	Poinar	2009	A gut protozoan of

Trichomonadida[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
^[9]	Poinar	2009	A trichomonadid gut protozoan of Blattarians

"Opisthokonta"[]

Mesomycetozoea[]

Eccrinales[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
^[10]	Poinar	2016	An Opisthokont

Proteobacteria[]

Alphaproteobacteria[]

Rickettsiales[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
^[11]	Poinar	2014	A Rickettsiaceae in vector

Plants[]

Angiospermae[]

Cornales[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
^[12]	Poinar, Chamber & Buckley	2007	A cornalean flower

Laurales[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes
^[13]	Poinar	2017	A lauracious angiosperm
^[14]	Poinar & Chambers	2019	A possible lauralean flower
^[15]	Crepet et al	2016	A mosaic laralean genus
^[16]	Poinar & Chambers	2005	A possible monimiacious angiosperm
^[17]	Poinar & Chambers	2019	A possible lauralian of uncertain phylogenetic placement

Nymphaeales[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
^[18]	Barrón, Peris & Labandeira	2020	Pollen of a member of Nymphaeaceae.

Oxalidales[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes
^[19]	Poinar & Chambers	2019	A cunoniacious angiosperm.
^[20]	Poinar & Chambers	2017	A cunoniacious angiosperm.
^[21]	Chambers, Poinar & Buckley	2010	A cunoniacious angiosperm.

Poales[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
^[22]	Poinar	2004	A poalean of uncertain placement
^[22]	Poinar	2004	A poalean of uncertain placement

Incertae sedis[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes
^[23]	Poinar, Buckley & Chen	2016	An angiosperm of uncertain placement
^[24]	Poinar	2018	An angiosperm of uncertain placement
^[24]	Poinar	2018	An angiosperm of uncertain placement, originally named Diaphoranthus burmensis^[25]
^[26]	Poinar, Chambers & Buckley	2008	An angiosperm of uncertain placement
^[27]	Liu et al.	2018	A core eudicot of uncertain placement
^[28]	Poinar	2004	An angiosperm of uncertain placement
^[29]	Xing & Gu	2020	A possible epizoochorous fruit.
^[30]	Poinar & Chambers	2019	An angiosperm of uncertain phylogenetic placement
^[30]	Poinar & Chambers	2019	An angiosperm of uncertain phylogenetic placement

Bryophyta[]

Dicranales[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
^[31]	Heinrichs et al	2014	A Dicranales moss of uncertain placement

Hypnodendrales[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes
^[32]	Hedenäs, Heinrichs, & Schmidt	2014	One of four species described from Burmese amber
^[32]	Hedenäs, Heinrichs, & Schmidt	2014	One of four species described from Burmese amber
^[32]	Hedenäs, Heinrichs, & Schmidt	2014	One of four species described from Burmese amber
^[32]	Bell	2007	One of three species described from Burmese amber

Chlorophyta[]

Chaetophorales[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
^[33]	Poinar & Brown	2020	A chaetophorale green algae

Chlamydomonadales[]

Ichnotaxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
^[34]	Hinkelman & Vršanská	2020	A chlamydomonadaceous green algae. Associated with and the ichnotaxon

Marchantiophyta[]

Porellales[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes
^[35]	Heinrichs et al	2011	A frullaniacious liverwort
^[36]	Hentschel, Schmidt & Heinrichs	2009	A frullaniacious liverwort
^[37]	Li et al.	2020	A frullaniacious liverwort
^[38]	Heinrichs, Feldberg, Schäfer-Verwimpe, & Krings	2017	A frullaniacious liverwort
^[39]	Heinrichs, Schäfer-Verwimp, Feldberg, & A.R. Schmidt	2017	A lepidolaenacious liverwort
^[40]	Heinrichs	2017	A frullaniacious liverwort
^[41]	Bechteler, M.A.M. Renner, Schäfer-Verwimp, & Heinrichs	2017	A Radulaceae liverwort

Polypodiopsida[]

Cyatheales[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
^[42]	Li et al.	2020	A thyrsopteridacious tree-fern

Polypodiales[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes
^[43]	Poinar & Buckley	2008	A eupolypod fern
^[44]	Regalado et al	2017	A Cystodiacious fern
^[45]	Regalado, Schmidt, Krings & Schneider	2019	A pteridacious fern
^[46]	Regalado, Schneider, Krings, & Heinrichs	2018	A fern of uncertain placement
^[47]	Schneider, Smith, & Heinrichs	2016	A dennstaedtiacious fern
^[48]	Li et al.	2020	A lindsaeacious fern

Fungi[]

Ascomycota[]

Hypocreales[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes
Entropezites patricii^[49]	Poinar & Buckley	2007	A hypermycoparasitic fungus
Mycetophagites atrebora^[49]	Poinar & Buckley	2007	A hypermycoparasitic fungus
^[50]	Poinar, Alderman & Wunderlich	2015	An ergot
^[51]	Sung, Poinar & Spatafora	2008	A parasite of a scale insect

Ophiostomatales[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
^[52]	Poinar & Vega	2018	An ambrosia fungus associated with .

Basidiomycota[]

Agaricales[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Palaeoagaracites antiquus^[49]	Poinar & Buckley	2007	An agaricale of uncertain placement	Palaeoagaracites antiquus

Boletales[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
^[53]	Poinar, Alfredo & Baseia	2014	A Boletale fungus

incertae sedis[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
^[54]	Poinar	2018	A Pezizomycotina fungi
^[55]	Poinar	2016

"Zygomycetes"[]

[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
^[56]	Poinar & Vega	2019	A trichomycete

Echinodermata[]

Crinoidea[]

Isocrinida[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
^[57]	Salamon et al.	2019	An Isocrinid crinoid, described from ossicles encased in the resin

Arthropoda[]

Arachnida[]

Amblypygi[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes
^[58]	Hu et al.	2020
^[59]	Wunderlich	2015	A tailless whip scorpion of uncertain placement.
^[59]	Wunderlich	2015	A tailless whip scorpion of uncertain placement.
^[60]	Rossi & Merendino	2016	A tailless whip scorpion of uncertain placement. One subspecies described K. p. adornellae^[61]

Araneae[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes
^[62]	Wunderlich	2017	A psilodercid spider.
^[62]	Wunderlich	2017	A lagonomegopid spider
^[63]	Wunderlich & Müller	2020	A spider of uncertain phylogenetic placement, possibly related to the .
^[62]^[64]	Wunderlich	2017	A hexathelid funnel web spider.
^[65]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2018	A spider.
^[66]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2021	A curtain-web spider.
^[65]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2018	An spider.
^[66]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2021	An armored spider.
^[67]	Wunderlich	2015	A lagonomegopid spider.
^[68]	Wunderlich	2012	A lagonomegopid spider.
^[67]	Wunderlich	2015	A lagonomegopid spider.
^[66]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2021	A pholcochyrocerid spider.
^[67]	Wunderlich	2015	A .
^[67]	Wunderlich	2015	A .
^[67]	Wunderlich	2015	A cribellate orb weaver.
^[63]	Wunderlich & Müller	2020	An armored spider.
^[67]	Wunderlich	2015	An armored spider.
^[66]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2021	A cribellate orb weaver.
^[69]	Penny	2005	A Lagonomegopid spider
^[67]	Wunderlich	2015	A ^[66] deinopoid.
^[66]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2021	A salticoidid^[66] deinopoid.
^[67]	Wunderlich	2015	A ^[66] deinopoid.
^[66]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2021	A salticoidid^[66] deinopoid.
^[70]	Wunderlich	2008	A ^[66] deinopoid.
^[62]	Wunderlich	2017	A ^[66] deinopoid.
^[66]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2021	A salticoidid^[66] deinopoid.
^[65]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2018	A spider.
^[70]	Wunderlich	2008	A spider.
^[65]	Wunderlich	2018	A spider.
^[66]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2021	A zarqaraneid spider.
^[65]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2018	A uloborid spider.
^[62]	Wunderlich	2017	A mesothele spider.
^[65]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2018	A theridiid spider.
^[62]	Wunderlich	2017	An archaeid spider
^[63]	Wunderlich & Müller	2020	An archaeid spider.
^[62]	Wunderlich	2017	An archaeid spider
^[62]	Wunderlich	2017	An archaeid spider
^[62]	Wunderlich	2017	An archaeid spider
^[62]	Wunderlich	2017	An archaeid spider
^[62]	Wunderlich	2017	An archaeid spider
^[62]	Wunderlich	2017	An archaeid spider
Burmesarchaea grimaldii^[62]	(Penny)	2003	An archaeid spider, originally described as Afrarchaea grimaldii
^[62]	Wunderlich	2017	An archaeid spider
^[62]	Wunderlich	2017	An archaeid spider
^[62]	Wunderlich	2017	An archaeid spider
^[62]	Wunderlich	2017	An archaeid spider
^[62]	Wunderlich	2017	An archaeid spider
^[62]	(Wunderlich)	2008	An archaeid spider, Originally described as Lacunauchenius speciosus.^[70]
^[63]^[66]	(Wunderlich & Müller)	2020	A member of the family Nemesiidae originally described as Burmesia sordida.
^[71]	Wunderlich	2011	A tree trunk spider.
^[67]	Wunderlich	2015	A tree trunk spider.
^[63]	Wunderlich & Müller	2020	A tree trunk spider.
^[62]	Wunderlich	2017	A goblin spider.
^[62]	Wunderlich	2017	A goblin spider.
^[72]	Jiang & Li in Xin et al.	2021	A goblin spider.
^[63]	Wunderlich & Müller	2020	A goblin spider.
^[72]	Jiang & Li in Xin et al.	2021	A goblin spider.
^[62]	Wunderlich	2017	A goblin spider.
^[70]	Wunderlich	2008	A goblin spider.
^[62]	Wunderlich	2017	A goblin spider.
^[62]	Wunderlich	2017	A goblin spider.
^[62]^[63]	Wunderlich	2015	Transferred to the separate genus Pseudorsolus in 2017, but moved back to the genus Burmorsolus in 2020.
^[62]^[63]	(Wunderlich)	2017	Originally described as "Loxoderces" curvatus.
^[63]	Wunderlich & Müller	2020
^[63]	Wunderlich & Müller	2020
^[63]	Wunderlich & Müller	2020
^[62]^[63]	(Wunderlich)	2017	Originally described as "Loxoderces" longicymbium.
^[66]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2021
^[67]	Wunderlich	2015	Probably a relative of trogloraptorids.^[63]
^[62]^[63]	(Wunderlich)	2017	Originally described as "Loxoderces" rectus.
^[67]	Wunderlich	2015	A cribellate orb weaver.
^[70]	Wunderlich	2008	A cribellate orb weaver.
^[67]	Wunderlich	2015	A cribellate orb weaver of uncertain placement.
^[62]	Wunderlich	2017	A curtain-web spider.
^[65]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2018	A spider.
^[65]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2018	A spider.
^[66]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2021	A cobweb spider.
^[66]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2021	A member of the group Deinopoidea belonging to the family .
^[65]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2018	A .
^[67]	Wunderlich	2015	A .
^[66]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2021	A zarqaraneid spider.
^[67]	Wunderlich	2015	A .
^[67]	Wunderlich	2015	A Mesothelaen spider.^[62]
^[65]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2018	A spider.
^[67]	Wunderlich	2015	A cobweb spider.
^[67]	Wunderlich	2015	A .^[65] The type species is Curvitibia .
^[62]	Wunderlich	2017	An armored spider.
^[63]	Wunderlich & Müller	2020	An armored spider.
^[63]	Wunderlich & Müller	2020	An armored spider.
^[67]	Wunderlich	2015	A lagonomegopid spider.
^[62]^[64]	Wunderlich	2017	An ^[66] deinopoid spider.
^[66]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2021	A member of the group Deinopoidea belonging to the family .
^[66]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2021	A member of the group Deinopoidea belonging to the family .
^[66]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2021	A member of the group Deinopoidea belonging to the family Dubiouloboridae.
^[66]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2021	A member of the group Deinopoidea belonging to the family Dubiouloboridae.
^[73]	Selden, Zhang & Ren	2016	A tetrablemmid armored spider.
^[63]	Wunderlich & Müller	2020	An armored spider.
^[62]^[63]	(Wunderlich)	2017	An armored spider. Originally described as "Brignoliblemma" bizarre.
^[63]	Wunderlich & Müller	2020	An armored spider.
^[62]^[63]	(Wunderlich)	2017	An armored spider. Originally described as "Brignoliblemma" nala.
^[62]^[63]	(Wunderlich)	2017	An armored spider. Originally described as "Brignoliblemma" paranala.
^[63]	Wunderlich & Müller	2020	An armored spider.
^[66]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2021	An armored spider.
^[66]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2021	A spider of uncertain phylogenetic placement, possibly a member of an early branch of the RTA clade.
^[62]	Wunderlich	2017	An ^[66] deinopoid spider.
^[67]	Wunderlich	2015	An armored spider of uncertain generic placement.
^[62]	Wunderlich	2017	An armored spider.
^[70]	Wunderlich	2008	An armored spider
^[62]	(Wunderlich)	2011	An armored spider. Originally described as "" ohlhoffi.^[71]
^[63]	Wunderlich & Müller	2020	An armored spider.
^[74]	Wunderlich	2019	An spider.
^[62]	Wunderlich	2017	A ^[66] palpimanoid spider.
?	(Wunderlich)	2015	A planarchaeid^[66] palpimanoid spider, originally Lacunauchenius longissipes
^[65]^[66]	(Wunderlich)	2017	A planarchaeid^[66] palpimanoid spider, originally Planarchaea ovata
^[62]	Wunderlich	2008	A planarchaeid^[66] palpimanoid spider
^[68]	Wunderlich	2012	An . Originally described as "Psiloderces" filiformis.^[62]
^[70]	Wunderlich	2008	An .
^[67]	Wunderlich	2015	An .
^[65]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2018	A spider of uncertain phylogenetic placement, possibly a member of an early branch of the RTA clade.^[66]
Fossilcalcar praeteritus^[67]	Wunderlich	2015	A fossilcalcarid mygalomorph spider.
^[65]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2018	A spider.
^[70]	Wunderlich	2008	A pacullid spider.
^[62]	(Wunderlich)	2015	A pacullid spider. Originally described as "" armatura^[67]
^[62]	(Wunderlich)	2015	A pacullid spider. Originally described as "" biacuta^[67]
^[75]	Jiang & Li in Xin et al.	2021	A pacullid spider.^[75]
^[62]	Wunderlich	2017	A pacullid spider.
^[62]	(Wunderlich)	2015	A pacullid spider. Originally described as "" dissolata^[67]
^[62]	(Wunderlich)	2015	A pacullid spider. Originally described as "" equester^[67]
^[75]	Jiang & Li in Xin et al.	2021	A pacullid spider.
^[62]	Wunderlich	2017	A pacullid spider.
^[62]	Wunderlich	2017	A pacullid spider.
^[75]	Jiang & Li in Xin et al.	2021	A pacullid spider.
^[62]	(Wunderlich)	2015	A pacullid spider. Originally described as "" tuberosa^[67]
^[76]	Jiang & Li in Jiang et al.	2020	A member of the group Araneomorphae of uncertain phylogenetic placement.
^[67]	Wunderlich	2015	A .^[65]
^[63]	Wunderlich & Müller	2020	A spider belonging to the superfamily Scytodoidea and the family .
^[77]	Guo, Selden & Ren	2021	A lagonomegopid spider
^[68]	Wunderlich	2012	A .^[65]
^[74]	Wunderlich	2019	An spider.
^[62]	Wunderlich	2017	A cribellate orb weaver.
^[62]	Wunderlich	2017	A cribellate orb weaver.
^[65]	Wunderlich	2018	A cribellate orb weaver.
^[66]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2021	A pholcochyrocerid spider.
^[68]	Wunderlich	2012	A lagonomegopid spider.
^[67]	Wunderlich	2015	A lagonomegopid spider of uncertain generic placement.
^[65]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2018	A spider.
^[65]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2018	A spider.
^[65]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2018	A spider.
^[68]	Wunderlich	2012	A spider.^[65]
^[65]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2018	A spider.
^[65]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2018	A spider.
^[65]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2018	A spider.
^[65]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2018	A spider.
^[65]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2018	A spider.
^[65]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2018	A spider.
^[65]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2018	A spider.
^[65]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2018	A spider.
^[65]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2018	A spider.
^[67]	Wunderlich	2015	A lagonomegopid spider.
^[67]	Wunderlich	2015	A lagonomegopid spider.
^[62]	Wunderlich	2017	A lagonomegopid spider.
^[62]	Wunderlich	2017	A Mongolarachnid spider.
^[67]	Wunderlich	2015	A Mongolarachnid spider.
^[67]	Wunderlich	2015	A Mongolarachnid spider.
^[67]	Wunderlich	2015	A Mongolarachnid spider.
^[62]	Wunderlich	2017	An armored spider.
^[62]	Wunderlich	2017	An armored spider.
^[63]	Wunderlich & Müller	2020	Probably a tube-dwelling spider.
^[66]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2021	A micropalpimanid palpimanoid spider
^[70]	Wunderlich	2008	A palpimanoid spider
^[65]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2018	A spider.
^[66]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2021	Probably a cobweb spider.
^[67]	Wunderlich	2015	A cribellate orb weaver.
^[66]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2021	A cribellate orb weaver.
^[68]	Wunderlich	2012	A Lagonomegopid spider.
^[63]	Wunderlich & Müller	2020	A member of the family Nemesiidae.
^[67]	Wunderlich	2015	A tube-dwelling spider.
^[67]	Wunderlich	2015	A tube-dwelling spider.
^[78]	Poinar	2012	A nephiline spider Originally described as "Geratonephila" burmanica^[79]
^[68]	Wunderlich	2012	A cribellate orb weaver.
^[80]	Guo et al.	2020	A lagonomegopid spider
^[72]	Jiang & Li in Xin et al.	2021	A goblin spider.
^[81]	Penny	2004	A
^[68]	Wunderlich	2012	A leptonetid spider.
^[62]	Wunderlich	2017	A leptonetid spider.
^[66]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2021	A leptonetid spider.
^[65]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2018	A leptonetid spider.
^[65]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2018	A leptonetid spider.
^[66]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2021	A mecysmaucheniid spider.
^[63]	Wunderlich & Müller	2020	A spider.
^[62]	Wunderlich	2017	An armored spider.
^[66]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2021	A cribellate orb weaver.
^[70]	Wunderlich	2008	A cribellate orb weaver.
^[66]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2021	A cribellate orb weaver.
^[66]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2021	A cribellate orb weaver.
^[66]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2021	A cribellate orb weaver.
^[66]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2021	A cribellate orb weaver.
^[66]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2021	A cribellate orb weaver.
^[67]	Wunderlich	2015	A cribellate orb weaver.
^[66]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2021	A cribellate orb weaver.
^[66]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2021	A cribellate orb weaver.
^[62]^[66]	(Wunderlich)	2017	A cribellate orb weaver. Originally described as Furculoborus patellaris.
^[67]	Wunderlich	2015	A cribellate orb weaver.
^[66]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2021	A cribellate orb weaver.
^[66]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2021	A cribellate orb weaver.
^[65]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2018	A cribellate orb weaver.
^[66]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2021	A cribellate orb weaver.
^[66]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2021	A cribellate orb weaver.
^[66]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2021	A cribellate orb weaver.
^[66]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2021	A cribellate orb weaver.
^[66]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2021	A cribellate orb weaver.
^[70]^[66]	(Wunderlich)	2008	A cribellate orb weaver. Originally described as Palaeomiagrammopes vesica.
^[65]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2018	A .
^[67]	Wunderlich	2015	A lagonomegopid spider.
^[67]	(Wunderlich)	2011	A .^[65] Originally described as "" tibialis.
^[62]	Wunderlich	2017	A mesothelaen spider.
^[62]	Wunderlich	2017	A mesothelaen spider.
^[63]	Wunderlich & Müller	2020	A member of the family Ctenizidae.
^[67]	Wunderlich	2015	A tube-dwelling spider.
^[67]	Wunderlich	2015	A tube-dwelling spider.
^[67]	Wunderlich	2015	A tube-dwelling spider.
^[67]^[63]	(Wunderlich)	2015	Originally described as "Denticulsegestria" rugosa.
^[67]	Wunderlich	2015	A tube-dwelling spider.
^[65]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2018	A spider.
^[63]	Wunderlich & Müller	2020	A zarqaraneid spider.
^[65]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2018	A spider.
^[65]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2018	A spider.
^[62]	Wunderlich	2017	A lagonomegopid spider of uncertain generic placement.
^[67]	Wunderlich	2015	A lagonomegopid spider of uncertain generic placement.
^[67]	Wunderlich	2015	A lagonomegopid spider.
^[67]	Wunderlich	2015	A Mongolarachnid spider.
^[62]	Wunderlich	2017	A spider.
^[62]	Wunderlich	2017	A .
^[68]	Wunderlich	2012	A of uncertain generic placement
^[65]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2018	A .
^[70]	Wunderlich	2008	A .
^[68]	Wunderlich	2012	A .
^[65]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2018	A .
^[67]	Wunderlich	2015	A curtain-web spider.
^[67]	Wunderlich	2015	A lagonomegopid spider.
^[76]	Jiang & Li in Jiang et al.	2020	A member of the group Araneomorphae of uncertain phylogenetic placement, possibly a member of Deinopoidea.^[66]
^[66]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2021	A ^[66] palpimanoid spider.
^[67]	Wunderlich	2015	A planarchaeid^[66] palpimanoid spider.
^[65]	Wunderlich	2017	A planarchaeid^[66] palpimanoid spider.
?	(Wunderlich)	2008	A planarchaeid^[66] palpimanoid spider, originally described as Filiauchenius paucidentatus.
	(Wunderlich)	2015	A planarchaeid^[66] palpimanoid spider, Originally described as Lacunauchenius pilosus.
^[65]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2018	A uloborid spider.
^[62]	Wunderlich	2017	A lagonomegopid spider.
^[66]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2021	A planarchaeid palpimanoid spider.
^[63]	Wunderlich & Müller	2020	A praearaneid spider.
^[62]	Wunderlich	2017	A spider.
^[62]	Wunderlich	2017	An spider.
^[65]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2018	A spider.
^[65]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2018	A spider.
^[65]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2018	A spider.
^[70]	Wunderlich	2008	A
^[66]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2021	A palpimanoid spider.
^[62]	Wunderlich	2017	A psilodercid spider.
^[82]	Magalhaes et al.	2021	A psilodercid spider.
^[62]	(Wunderlich)	2015	A psilodercid spider. Originally described as "Leclercera" ellenbergeri.^[67]
^[63]	Wunderlich & Müller	2020	A psilodercid spider.
^[63]	Wunderlich & Müller	2020	A psilodercid spider.
^[63]	Wunderlich & Müller	2020	A psilodercid spider.
^[62]	(Wunderlich)	2012	A psilodercid spider. Originally described as "Leclercera" longissipes.^[68]
^[62]	Wunderlich	2017	A psilodercid spider.
^[62]	(Wunderlich)	2015	A psilodercid spider. "Leclercera" sexaculeata.^[67]
^[62]	(Wunderlich)	2012	A psilodercid spider. "Leclercera" spicula.^[68]
^[65]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2018	A spider.
^[66]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2021	A protoaraneoidid spider.
^[66]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2021	An armored spider.
^[66]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2021	A vetiatorid palpimanoid spider.
^[66]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2021	A cribellate orb weaver.
^[62]	Wunderlich	2017	A cribellate orb weaver.
^[63]	Wunderlich & Müller	2020	An eopsilodercid spider.
^[63]	Wunderlich & Müller	2020	An eopsilodercid spider.
^[63]	Wunderlich & Müller	2020	An eopsilodercid spider.
^[67]	Wunderlich	2015	An .^[63]
^[66]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2021	An eopsilodercid spider.
^[63]	Wunderlich & Müller	2020	A tarantula.
^[65]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2018	A spider.
^[65]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2018	A spider.
^[66]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2021	A cribellate orb weaver.
^[62]	Wunderlich	2017	A mesothelaen spider.
^[65]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2018	A spider.
^[67]	Wunderlich	2015	A disc web spider.
^[67]	Wunderlich	2015	A disc web spider.
^[68]	Wunderlich	2012	An armored spider.
^[77]	Guo, Selden & Ren	2021	A lagonomegopid spider
^[66]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2021	A member of the group Deinopoidea belonging to the family .
^[66]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2021	A member of the group Deinopoidea belonging to the family Scutuloboridae.
^[66]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2021	A member of the group Deinopoidea belonging to the family Scutuloboridae.
^[67]	Wunderlich	2015	A .
^[67]	Wunderlich	2015	A tree trunk spider.
^[66]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2021	An archaeid spider.
^[67]	Wunderlich	2015	A .
^[63]	Wunderlich & Müller	2020	A pholcochyrocerid spider.
^[65]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2018	A spider.
^[65]	(Wunderlich)	2015	A spider. Originally described as "" falcata.
^[66]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2021	A zarqaraneid spider.
^[65]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2018	A spider.
^[67]	Wunderlich	2015	A spider.
^[67]	Wunderlich	2015	A .
^[66]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2021	A cribellate orb weaver.
^[66]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2021	Possibly a species of Telemofila.
^[66]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2021	An armored spider.
^[63]	Wunderlich & Müller	2020	An armored spider.
^[63]	Wunderlich & Müller	2020	An armored spider.
^[63]	Wunderlich & Müller	2020	An armored spider.
^[62]^[63]	(Wunderlich)	2017	An armored spider. Originally described as ?"Eogamasomorpha" unicornis.
^[67]	Wunderlich	2015	An armored spider.
^[67]	Wunderlich	2015	A .^[62]
^[67]	Wunderlich	2015	A disc web spider.
^[70]	Wunderlich	2008	A disc web spider.
^[67]	Wunderlich	2015	A disc web spider.

Ixodida[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes
^[83]	Chitimia-Dobler et al.	2017	An ixodid hard tick.
^[84]	Poinar & Brown	2003	An ixodid tick
^[85]	Peñalver, Arillo, Anderson & Pérez-de la Fuente	2017	A deinocrotonid tick.
^[86]	Chitimia-Dobler, Pfeffer & Dunlop	2018	A Haemaphysaline hard tick.

Opilioacariformes[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
^[87]	Dunlop & Bernardi	2014	An opilioacarid mite.

Opiliones[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes
^[88]	Bartel et al.	2020	An epedanid armoured harvestman.
^[88]	Bartel et al.	2020	A harvestman.
^[88]	Bartel et al.	2020	An epedanid armoured harvestman.
^[89]	Giribet & Dunlop	2005	An ortholasmatine nemastomatid harvestman
^[88]	Bartel et al.	2020	A laniatorean harvestman.
^[90]	Wunderlich	2017	A harvestman.^[64]
^[90]	Wunderlich	2017	A harvestman.^[64]
^[88]	Bartel et al.	2020	A harvestman.
^[91]	Poinar	2008	A stylocellid harvestmant
^[92]	Selden et al.	2016	An epedanid armoured harvestman.
^[88]	Bartel et al.	2020	Possibly a harvestman.

Palpigradi[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Electrokoenenia yaksha^[93]	Engel & Huang	2016	A Eukoeneniid microwhip scorpion

Pseudoscorpiones[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes
^[94]	(Cockerell)	1920	A garypinid pseudoscorpion. Originally described as "Garypus" burmiticus.
^[95]	Cockerell	1917	A neobisiid pseudoscorpion
^[96]	Wriedt et al.	2021	A chthoniid pseudoscorpion
^[97]	Porta et al.	2020	A cheiridiid pseudoscorpion.
^[98]	Henderickx in Henderickx & Boone	2016	A pseudoscorpion of uncertain placement.^[99]
^[100]	Harvey et al.	2018	A chthoniid pseudoscorpion.

Ricinulei[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes
^[90]	Wunderlich	2017	A .
^[90]	Wunderlich	2017	A .
^[90]	Wunderlich	2017	A .
^[101]	Wunderlich	2012	A of uncertain generic placement.
^[59]	Wunderlich	2015	A .

Schizomida[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
^[102]	Müller et al.	2020	A short-tailed whip scorpion

Scorpiones[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes
^[103]	Lourenço & Velten	2016	A buthid scorpion.
^[104]	Lourenço	2015	A scorpion.
^[105]	Lourenço	2016	A scorpion.
^[106]	Lourenço	2015	A scorpion.^[105]
^[107]	Lourenço & Velten	2016	A scorpion.^[105]
^[108]	Lourenço & Rossi	2017	A scorpion.
^[109]	Lourenço	2015	A scorpion.
^[110]	Lourenço & Velten	2016	A scorpion.
^[106]	Lourenço	2015	A scorpion.
^[111]	Lourenço	2016	An scorpion.
^[112]	Lourenço	2015	A scorpion.
^[112]	Lourenço	2015	A scorpion.
^[113]	Lourenço & Beigel	2011	A scorpion.
^[114]	Lourenço	2015	A scorpion.
^[111]	Lourenço	2016	A scorpion.
^[115]	Lourenço	2018	A scorpion.
^[116]	Lourenço	2013	A scorpion.
^[111]	Lourenço	2016	A scorpion.
^[117]	Lourenço	2015	A scorpion.
^[118]	Lourenço	2018	A scorpion.
^[119]	Lourenço in Lourenço & Velten	2021	A protoischnurid scorpion.
^[120]	Santiago-Blay, Fet, Solegrad & Anderson	2004	A chaerilid scorpion
^[121]	Lourenço	2002	A scorpion.
^[122]	Lourenço	2018	A scorpion.
^[108]	Lourenço & Rossi	2017	A scorpion.
^[112]	Lourenço	2015	A scorpion.
^[123]	Lourenço	2012	A scorpion.
^[124]	Lourenço	2021	A palaeoburmesebuthid buthoidean scorpion.
^[125]	Lourenço & Velten	2017	A buthoidean scorpion.
^[126]	Rossi	2015	A .

Solifugae[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
^[127]	Dunlop et al.	2015	A solifuge of uncertain phylogenetic placement.

Thelyphonida[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
^[59]	Wunderlich	2015	A whip scorpion of uncertain placement.
^[128]	Cai & Huang	2017	A thelyphonine whip scorpion.

Trombidiformes[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes
^[129]	Konikiewicz & Mąkol	2018	An erythraeid mite.
^[129]	Konikiewicz & Mąkol	2018	A Smaridid mite.
^[129]	Konikiewicz & Mąkol	2018	An erythraeid mite.
^[130]	Cockerell	1917	A cheyletid mite
^[131]	Dunlop, Frahnert & Mąkol	2018	A smaridid mite.
^[129]	Konikiewicz & Mąkol	2018	A mite.
^[132]	Porta et al.	2020	A bdellid mite.
^[133]	Porta et al.	2019	A caeculid mite.

Incertae sedis[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Chimerarachne yingi^[134]	Wang et al	2018	A tetrapulmonate of uncertain affinity	Chimerarachne yingi (artists reconstruction)

Diplopoda[]

Callipodida[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Burmanopetalum inexpectatum^[135]	Stoev, Moritz & Wesener	2019	A callipodidan millipede	Burmanopetalum inexpectatum

Platydesmida[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
^[136]	Moritz & Wesener	2019	An andrognathid millipede

Polyxenida[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes
^[137]	Su, Cai & Huang	2020	A polyxenid millipede.
^[137]	Su, Cai & Huang	2020	A polyxenid millipede.
^[130]	Cockerell	1917	A synxenid millipede

Siphoniulida[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
^[138]	Liu, Rühr & Wesener	2017	A siphoniulid millipede.
^[138]	Liu, Rühr & Wesener	2017	A siphoniulid millipede.

Siphonophorida[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
^[139]	Jiang et al.	2020	A siphonophorid sucking millipede.

Spirostreptida[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes
^[140]	Moritz & Wesener	2021	A member of Cambalidea.
^[140]	Moritz & Wesener	2021	A member of Cambalidea.
^[140]	Moritz & Wesener	2021	A member of Cambalidea.
^[140]	Moritz & Wesener	2021	A member of Cambalidea.

"Entognatha"[]

Entomobryomorpha[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes
^[141]	Christiansen & Nascimbene	2006	An isotomid springtail
^[141]	Christiansen & Nascimbene	2006	A praentomobryid springtail
^[141]	Christiansen & Nascimbene	2006	A praentomobryid springtail
^[141]	Christiansen & Nascimbene	2006	An isotomid springtail
^[141]	Christiansen & Nascimbene	2006	An isotomid springtail
^[141]	Christiansen & Nascimbene	2006	An isotomid springtail
^[141]	Christiansen & Nascimbene	2006	An isotomid springtail
^[141]	Christiansen & Nascimbene	2006	An isotomid springtail
^[141]	Christiansen & Nascimbene	2006	An isotomid springtail

Poduromorpha[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
^[141]	Christiansen & Nascimbene	2006	An odontellid springtail

Symphypleona[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes
^[141]	Christiansen & Nascimbene	2006	A sminthurid springtail
^[141]	Christiansen & Nascimbene	2006	A sminthurid springtail
^[141]	Christiansen & Nascimbene	2006	A sminthurid springtail
^[141]	Christiansen & Nascimbene	2006	A sminthurid springtail

Insecta[]

Malacostraca[]

Decapoda[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
^[142]	Xing et al.	2021	A member of the family Penaeidae.

Isopoda[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes
^[143]	Schädel et al.	2021	A member of Epicaridea.
^[144]	Schädel, Hyžný & Haug	2021	A member of Cymothoida.
^[145]	Broly, Maillet & Ross	2015	A possible styloniscid woodlouse.^[146]
^[146]	Poinar	2018	An armadillid woodlouse.

Ostracoda[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes
^[147]	Wang et al.	2020	A candonid ostracod.
sp.^[147]	Wang et al.	2020	A loxoconchid .
sp.^[147]	Wang et al.	2020	A candonid ostracod.

Symphyla[]

Scolopendrellidae[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
^[148]	Moritz & Wesener	2017	A scolopendrellid pseudocentipede.

Mollusca[]

Cephalopoda[]

Ammonitida[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Puzosia (Bhimaites) species^[149]	N/A	"2019"	An immature Puzosia (Bhimaites) species dead shell Likely entombed as shoreline debris	Puzosia (Bhimaites) species

Gastropoda[]

"Architaenioglossa"[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes
^[150]	Asato & Hirano in Hirano et al.	2019	A cyclophorid land snail
^[151]	Balashov, Perkovsky & Vasilenko	2021	A land snail possessing morphological traits intermediate between members of the family Pupinidae and other members of Cyclophoroidea.
^[152]	Yu, Salvador & Jarzembowski	2021	A pupinid land snail
^[153]	Jochum, Yu & Neubauer	2021	A pupinid land snail
Euthema annae^[154]	Balashov	2020	A diplommatinid land snail
^[150]	Asato & Hirano in Hirano et al.	2019	A diplommatinid land snail
Euthema truncatellina^[155]	Balashov, Perkovsky & Vasilenko	2020	A diplommatinid land snail
^[156]	Neubauer, Xing & Jochum	2019	A cyclophorid land snail
^[150]	Asato & Hirano in Hirano et al.	2019	A cyclophorid land snail
^[150]	Asato & Hirano in Hirano et al.	2019	A cyclophorid land snail
^[157]^[158]	(Yu, Wang & Jarzembowski)	2019	A cyclophorid land snail, first as "Epitonium (Papyriscala) lyui"
^[157]^[158]	(Yu, Wang & Jarzembowski)	2019	A cyclophorid land snail, first as "Epitonium (Epitonium) zhuoi"
^[152]	Yu, Salvador & Jarzembowski	2021	A diplommatinid land snail
^[152]	Yu, Salvador & Jarzembowski	2021	A pupinid land snail
^[150]	Asato & Hirano in Hirano et al.	2019	A pupinid land snail

Heterobranchia[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
^[159]	Yu, Neubauer & Jochum	2021	A species of Galba.
Mathilda^[149]	N/A	"2019"	2 dead shells likely entombed as shoreline debris

Littorinimorpha[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes
^[160]	Bullis et al.	2020	An assimineid land snail
^[160]	Bullis et al.	2020	An assimineid land snail
^[160]	Bullis et al.	2020	An assimineid land snail
^[160]	Bullis et al.	2020	An assimineid land snail
^[160]	Bullis et al.	2020	An assimineid land snail
^[160]	Bullis et al.	2020	An assimineid land snail

Neritimorpha[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
^[161]	Yu & Neubauer	2021	A member of the family Hydrocenidae.

Bivalvia[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
^[162]	Bolotov et al.	2021	A member of the family Pholadidae

Nematoda[]

Chromadorea[]

Rhabditida[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
^[163]	Poinar	2011	A rhabditid nematode of uncertain placement
^[163]	Poinar	2011	A cosmocercid nematode
^[163]	Poinar	2011	A heterorhabditid nematode	next to host beetle

Enoplea[]

Mermithida[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes
^[164]	Poinar	2017	A mermithid nematode
^[163]	Poinar	2011	A mermithid nematode
^[165]	Poinar & Buckley	2006	A mermithid nematode

Secernentea[]

Aphelenchida[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
^[163]	Poinar	2011	An aphelenchoidid nematode

Oxyurida[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
^[163]	Poinar	2011	A thelastomatid nematode

Nematomorpha[]

Gordioidea[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
^[165]	Poinar & Buckley	2006	A chordodid Gordian worm

Onychophora[]

Udeonychophora[]

Euonychophora[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Cretoperipatus burmiticus	Engel & Grimaldi	2002	A peripatid velvet worm	Cretoperipatus burmiticus (artist reconstruction)

Vertebrata[]

Amphibia[]

Allocaudata[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Yaksha perettii^[166]^[167]^[168]	Daza et al.	2020	Figured in a 2016 as a Chameleonid. Identified in 2018 as an albanerpetonid.

Anura[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Electrorana limoae^[169]	Xing et al	2018	A tropical frog	Electrorana limoae

Reptilia[]

Archosauria[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes
Coelurosauria^[170]	Xing et al	2016	Preserved tail with feathers
Elektorornis chenguangi^[171]	Xing et al	2019	An enantiornithine avialan, preserved wing and foot with a long toe.
Enantiornithes^[172]^[173]^[174]^[175]^[176]^[177]	Multiple	Various	Several partial wings and feet, and more completely preserved juveniles
^[178]^[179]	Clark & O'Connor	2021	An enantiornithine avialan.

Squamata[]

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
^[180]	Daza et al.	2018	A tiny (~ 2 cm long) possible stem-anguimorph
Cretaceogekko burmae^[181]	Arnold & Poinar	2008	A gecko	Cretaceogekko burmae
Oculudentavis khaungraae^[182]	Xing et al.	2020	A lizard of uncertain placement.^[183]
Oculudentavis naga^[184]	Bolet et al.	2021	A lizard of uncertain placement.^[183]
^[185]	Wagner et al.	2021	An agamid lizard
^[186]	Xing et al.	2018	An embryo or neonate snake of uncertain placement
Squamata^[166]	Daza et al.	2016	13 Specimens of Squamate, varying from largely complete specimens to isolated limbs that were assigned to various families, one of which was later determined to be an albanerpetontid.

Ichnotaxa[]

Insecta[]

Dictyoptera[]

Ichnotaxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
^[34]	Hinkelman in Hinkelman & Vršanská	2020	A mesoblattinid cockroach coprolite. Associated with and

Mollusca[]

Bivalvia[]

Ichnotaxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
	n/a	2018	pholadid burrowing crypts in the amber nodules, first described from Burmese amber as the fungus "Palaeoclavaria burmitis"

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[Paleoplastes2021-3] Poinar, G. O. Jr; Vega, F. E. (2021). "Mid-Cretaceous cellular slime mold (Eukarya: Dictyostelia?) in Burmese amber". Historical Biology: An International Journal of Paleobiology. 33 (5): 712–715. doi:10.1080/08912963.2019.1658095. S2CID 202029760.

[Stemonitis2019-4] Rikkinen, J.; Grimaldi, D. A.; Schmidt, A. R. (2019). "Morphological stasis in the first myxomycete from the Mesozoic, and the likely role of cryptobiosis". Scientific Reports. 9 (1): 19730. Bibcode:2019NatSR...919730R. doi:10.1038/s41598-019-55622-9. ISSN 2045-2322. PMC 6930221. PMID 31874965.

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[Paleohaemoproteus2005-6] Poinar, G. O. Jr.; Telford, S. R. (2005). "Paleohaemoproteus burmacis gen. n., sp. n. (Haemospororida: Plasmodiidae) from an Early Cretaceous biting midge (Diptera: Ceratopogonidae)". Parasitology. 131 (1): 79–84. doi:10.1017/S0031182005007298. PMID 16038399. S2CID 23877176.

[Primigregarina2010-7] Poinar, G. O. Jr. (2010). "Primigregarina burmanica n. gen., n. sp., an early cretaceous gregarine (Apicomplexa: Eugregarinorida) parasite of a cockroach (Insecta: Blattodea)". Fossil Behavior Compendium: 54–56.

[Paleotrypanosoma2008-8] Poinar, G. O. Jr (2008). "Leptoconops nosopheris sp. n. (Diptera: Ceratopogonidae) and Paleotrypanosoma burmanicus gen. n., sp. n. (Kinetoplastida: Trypanosomatidae), a biting midge--trypanosome vector association from the Early Cretaceous". Memórias do Instituto Oswaldo Cruz. 103 (5): 468–71. doi:10.1590/s0074-02762008000500010. PMID 18797760.

[Cockroach2009-9] Jump up to: ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e Poinar, G. O. Jr. (2009). "Early Cretaceous protist flagellates (Parabasalia: Hypermatigia: Oxymonada) of cockroaches (Insecta: Blattaria) in Burmese amber". Cretaceous Research. 30 (5): 1066–1072. doi:10.1016/j.cretres.2009.03.008.

[Paleocadus2016-10] Poinar, G. O. Jr. (2016). "A mid-Cretaceous Eccrinales infesting a primitive wasp in Myanmar amber". Fungal Biology. 120 (12): 1537–1539. doi:10.1016/j.funbio.2016.08.001. PMID 27890089.

[Palaeorickettsia2014-11] Poinar, G. O. Jr. (2015). "Rickettsial-like cells in the Cretaceous tick, Cornupalpatum burmanicum (Ixodida: Ixodidae)". Cretaceous Research. 52, Part B: 623–627. doi:10.1016/j.cretres.2014.02.007.

[Eoëpigynia2007-12] Poinar, G.; Chambers, K. L.; Buckley, R. (2007). "Eoëpigynia burmensis gen. and sp. nov., an Early Cretaceous eudicot flower (Angiospermae) in Burmese amber". Journal of the Botanical Research Institute of Texas: 91–96.

[Cascolaurus2017-13] Poinar, G. O. Jr (2017). "A mid-Cretaceous Lauraceae flower, Cascolaurus burmitis gen. et sp. nov., in Myanmar amber". Cretaceous Research. 71: 96–101. doi:10.1016/j.cretres.2016.11.015.

[Dispariflora2019-14] Poinar, G. O. Jr.; Chambers, K. L. (2019). "Dispariflora robertae gen. et sp. nov., a mid-Cretaceous flower of possible Lauralean affinity from Myanmar amber". Journal of the Botanical Research Institute of Texas. 13 (1): 173–183.

[Jamesrosea2016-15] Crepet, W. L.; Nixon, K. C.; Grimaldi, D. A.; Riccio, M. (2016). "A mosaic Lauralean flower from the Early Cretaceous of Myanmar". American Journal of Botany. 103 (2): 290–297. doi:10.3732/ajb.1500393. PMID 26865118.

[Palaeoanthella2005-16] Poinar, G. O. Jr; Chambers, K. L. (2005). "Palaeoanthella huangii gen. and sp. nov., an Early Cretaceous flower (Angiospermae) in Burmese amber". Sida. 21 (4): 2087–2092.

[Zygadelphus2019-17] Poinar, G. O. Jr; Chambers, K. L. (2019). "Zygadelphus aetheus gen. et sp. nov., an unusual fossil flower from mid-Cretaceous Myanmar amber". Journal of the Botanical Research Institute of Texas. 13 (2): 467–473.

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[Tropidogyne2019-19] Poinar, G. O. Jr; Chambers, K. L. (2019). "Tropidogyne lobodisca sp. nov., a third species of the genus from mid-Cretaceous Myanmar amber". Journal of the Botanical Research Institute of Texas. 13 (2): 461–466.

[Tropidogyne2017-20] Poinar, G. O. Jr; Chambers, K. L. (2017). "Tropidogyne pentaptera, sp. nov., a new mid-Cretaceous fossil angiosperm flower in Burmese amber". Palaeodiversity. 10 (1): 135–140. doi:10.18476/pale.v10.a10.

[Tropidogyne2010-21] Chambers, K. L.; Poinar, G. O. Jr; Buckley, R. (2010). "Tropidogyne a new genus of Early Cretaceous eudicots (Angiospermae) from Burmese amber". Novon. 20 (1): 23–29. doi:10.3417/2008039. S2CID 86227328.

[Programinis2004-22] Jump up to: ^a ^b Poinar, G. O. Jr (2004). "Programinis burmitis gen. et sp. nov., and P. laminatus sp. nov., Early Cretaceous grass-like monocots in Burmese amber". Australian Systematic Botany. 17 (5): 497–504. doi:10.1071/SB04002.

[Antiquifloris2016-23] Poinar, G. O. Jr.; Buckley, R.; Chen, H. (2016). "A primitive Mid-Cretaceous angiosperm flower, Antiquifloris latifibris gen. & sp. nov., in Myanmar amber". Journal of the Botanical Research Institute of Texas. 10 (1): 155–162.

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[Exalloanthum2019-25] Poinar, G. O. Jr (2019). "Exalloanthum, a new name for a fossil angiosperm flower in Myanmar amber". Journal of the Botanical Research Institute of Texas. 13 (2): 475–476.

[Lachnociona2008-26] Poinar, G. O. Jr; Chambers, K. L.; Buckley, R. (2008). "An early Cretaceous angiosperm fossil of possible significance in rosid floral diversification". Journal of the Botanical Research Institute of Texas. 2 (2): 1183–1192.

[Lijinganthus2018-27] Liu, Z.-J.; Huang, D.; Cai, C.; Wang, X. (2018). "The core eudicot boom registered in Myanmar amber". Scientific Reports. 8 (1): Article number 16765. Bibcode:2018NatSR...816765L. doi:10.1038/s41598-018-35100-4. PMC 6233203. PMID 30425298.

[Micropetasos2013-28] Poinar, G. O. Jr.; Chambers, K. L.; Wunderlich, J. (2013). "Micropetasos, a new genus of angiosperms from mid-cretaceous Burmese amber". Journal of the Botanical Research Institute of Texas. 7 (2): 745–750.

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[Strombothelya2019-30] Jump up to: ^a ^b Poinar, G. O. Jr; Chambers, K. L. (2019). "Strombothelya gen. nov., a fossil angiosperm with two species in mid-Cretaceous Myanmar amber". Journal of the Botanical Research Institute of Texas. 13 (2): 451–460.

[Calymperites2014-31] Heinrichs, J.; Schäfer-Verwimp, A.; Hedenäs, L.; Ignatov, M. S.; Schmidt, A. R. (2014). "An acrocarpous moss in Cretaceous amber from Myanmar". Cretaceous Research. 51: 260–265. doi:10.1016/j.cretres.2014.06.010.

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[Electrophycus2020-33] Poinar, G. O. Jr.; Brown, A. e. (2020). "A green algae (Chaetophorales: Chaetophoraceae) in Burmese amber". Historical Biology: An International Journal of Paleobiology. 33 (3): 323–327. doi:10.1080/08912963.2019.1616719. S2CID 182663732.

[Mesoblatta2020-34] Jump up to: ^a ^b Hinkelman, J.; Vršanská, L. (2020). "A Myanmar amber cockroach with protruding feces contains pollen and a rich microcenosis". The Science of Nature. 107 (2): Article number 13. Bibcode:2020SciNa.107...13H. doi:10.1007/s00114-020-1669-y. PMID 32125545. S2CID 211730431.

[Heinrichs2011-35] Heinrichs, J.; Reiner-Drewald, M.E.; Feldberg, K.; von Konrat, M.; Hentschel, J.; Váňa, J.; Grimaldi, D.A.; Nascimbene, P.C.; Schmidt, A.R. (2011). "The leafy liverwort Frullania (Jungermanniopsida) in the Cretaceous amber forest of Myanmar". Review of Palaeobotany and Palynology. 169: 21–28. doi:10.1016/j.revpalbo.2011.10.002.

[Hentschel2009-36] Hentschel, J.; Schmidt, A. R.; Heinrichs, J. (2009). "Frullania cretacea, sp. nov. (Porellales, Jungermanniopsida), a leafy liverwort preserved in Cretaceous amber from Myanmar". Cryptogamie, Bryologie. 30 (3): 323–328.

[Fpartita2020-37] Li, Y.; Wang, Y.-D.; Schnerder, H.; Wu, P.-C. (2020). "Frullania partita sp. nov. (Frullaniaceae, Porellales), a new leafy liverwort from the mid-Cretaceous of Myanmar". Cretaceous Research. 108: Article 104341. doi:10.1016/j.cretres.2019.104341.

[Heinrichsetal2017-38] Heinrichs, J.; Feldberg, K.; Müller, P.; Schäfer-Verwimpe, A.; von Konrat, M.; Ilsemann, B; Krings, M. (2017). "Frullania pinnata spec. nov. (Frullaniaceae, Porellales), a new leafy liverwort in mid-Cretaceous Burmese amber from Myanmar". Cretaceous Research. 78: 56–60. doi:10.1016/j.cretres.2017.05.030.

[Heinrichsetal2014-39] Heinrichs, J.; Schäfer-Verwimp, A.; Feldberg, K.; Schmidt, A. R. (2014). "The extant liverwort Gackstroemia (Lepidolaenaceae, Porellales) in Cretaceous amber from Myanmar". Review of Palaeobotany and Palynology. 203: 48–52. doi:10.1016/j.revpalbo.2014.01.004.

[Heinrichsetal2017proto-40] Heinrichs, J.; Feldberg, K.; Bechteler, J.; Müller, P.; Renner, M. A.; Váňa, J.; Schäfer-Verwimp, A.; Schmidt, A. R. (2017). "A fossil genus of the Frullaniaceae (Porellales, Jungermanniopsida) from the mid-Cretaceous of Myanmar". Cretaceous Research. 74: 223–226. doi:10.1016/j.cretres.2017.02.023.

[Radula2017-41] Bechteler, J.; Schmidt, A. R.; Renner, M.A.; Wang, B.; Pérez-Escobar, O. A.; Schäfer-Verwimp, A.; Feldberg, K.; Heinrichs, J. (2017). "A Burmese amber fossil of Radula (Porellales, Jungermanniopsida) provides insights into the Cretaceous evolution of epiphytic lineages of leafy liverworts". Fossil Record. 20 (2): 201–213. doi:10.5194/fr-20-201-2017.

[Thyrsopteris2020-42] Li, C.; Moran, R. C.; Ma, J.; Wang, B.; Hao, J.; Yang, Q. (2020). "A mid-Cretaceous tree fern of Thyrsopteridaceae (Cyatheales) preserved in Myanmar amber". Cretaceous Research. 105: Article 104050. doi:10.1016/j.cretres.2019.01.002.

[Poinar2008B-43] Poinar, G.O.Jr.; Buckley, R. (2008). "Cretacifilix fungiformis gen. and sp. nov., an eupolypod fern (Polypodiales) in Early Cretaceous Burmese amber". Journal of the Botanical Research Institute of Texas. 2 (2): 1175–1182.

[Regalado2017-44] Regalado, L.; Schmidt, A. R.; Appelhans, M. S.; Ilsemann, B.; Schneider, H.; Krings, M.; Heinrichs, J. (2017). "A fossil species of the enigmatic early polypod fern genus Cystodium (Cystodiaceae) in Cretaceous amber from Myanmar". Scientific Reports. 7 (1): 1–9. Bibcode:2017NatSR...714615R. doi:10.1038/s41598-017-14985-7. PMC 5668433. PMID 29097728.

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[Regalado2018-46] Regalado, L.; Schmidt, A. R.; Krings, M.; Bechteler, J.; Schneider, H.; Heinrichs, J. (2018). "Fossil evidence of eupolypod ferns in the mid-Cretaceous of Myanmar". Plant Systematics and Evolution. 304 (1): 1–13. doi:10.1007/s00606-017-1439-2. S2CID 21617872.

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[Poinar2007-49] Jump up to: ^a ^b ^c Poinar, G.O.; Buckley, R. (2007). "Evidence of mycoparasitism and hypermycoparasitism in Early Cretaceous amber". Mycological Research. 111 (4): 503–506. doi:10.1016/j.mycres.2007.02.004. PMID 17512712.

[Poinar2015-50] Poinar, G. J.; Alderman, S.; Wunderlich, J. (2015). "One hundred million year old ergot: psychotropic compounds in the Cretaceous". Palaeodiversity. 8: 13–19.

[Sung2008-51] Sung, G. H.; Poinar, G. O.; Spatafora, J. W. (2008). "The oldest fossil evidence of animal parasitism by fungi supports a Cretaceous diversification of fungal–arthropod symbioses". Molecular Phylogenetics and Evolution. 49 (2): 495–502. doi:10.1016/j.ympev.2008.08.028. PMID 18817884.

[Paleoambrosia2018-52] Poinar, G. O. Jr.; Vega, F. E. (2018). "A mid-Cretaceous ambrosia fungus, Paleoambrosia entomophila gen. nov. et sp. nov. (Ascomycota: Ophiostomatales) in Burmese (Myanmar) amber, and evidence for a femoral mycangium". Fungal Biology. 122 (12): 1159–1162. doi:10.1016/j.funbio.2018.08.002. PMID 30449353.

[Poinar2014-53] Poinar Jr, G. O.; da Silva Alfredo, D.; Baseia, I. G. (2014). "A gasteroid fungus, Palaeogaster micromorpha gen. & sp. nov.(Boletales) in Cretaceous Myanmar amber". Journal of the Botanical Research Institute of Texas. 8 (1): 139–143.

[Poinar2018-54] Poinar, G. O. (2018). "A mid-Cretaceous pycnidia, Palaeomycus epallelus gen. et sp. nov., in Myanmar amber". Historical Biology. 38: 1–4. doi:10.1080/08912963.2018.1446531. S2CID 90373037.

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