法国南部穆尔斯渐新世古湖泊水黾亚科Ptilomerinae(异翅目:Gerromorpha: Gerridae)的首个化石代表，具有古生态学意义

IF 1.1 3区生物学 Q3 ENTOMOLOGY

European journal of taxonomy Pub Date : 2023-08-15 DOI:10.5852/ejt.2023.888.2235

A. Nel, B. Mennecart, T. Spasojevic, Alexandra Viertler, Olivier Maridet, L. Costeur, R. Garrouste, P. Coster

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luberonensis gen.et sp.nov.是第一个具有代表性的鸟臀亚科化石，描述和描绘于穆尔斯渐新世（法国南部沃克吕兹）。现存的Ptilomerinae生活在温暖气候的溪流中，分布在印度-马来西亚、东古北界和巴布亚地区。渐新世法国Ptilomerinae的发现与该亚科的假定年龄一致，至少比始新世更早，也与之前记录的法国渐新世其他一些昆虫的印度-马来西亚亲缘关系一致。比较了Murs和Céreste的两种昆虫组合，并讨论了它们之间的差异。尽管年代相似，但来自Murs的湖可能与比Céreste的湖更浅的古湖相对应。

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The first fossil representative of the water strider subfamily Ptilomerinae (Heteroptera: Gerromorpha: Gerridae) in the Oligocene paleolake of Murs (southern France) with some palaeoecological considerations

Oligoptilomera luberonensis gen. et sp. nov., first fossil representative of the gerrid subfamily Ptilomerinae, is described and figured from the Oligocene of Murs (Vaucluse, Southern France). Extant Ptilomerinae live in streams in warm climates, of the Indo-Malaysian, eastern Palaearctic, and Papouan regions. The discovery of this Oligocene French Ptilomerinae is in accordance with the putative age of the subfamily, at least older than the Eocene, and with the Indo-Malaysian affinities previously recorded for some other insects from the Oligocene of France. The two insect assemblages of Murs and Céreste are compared and the differences discussed. Although of similar ages, that from Murs was possibly corresponding to a more shallow water paleolake than that of Céreste.

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European journal of taxonomy ZOOLOGY-

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2.30

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8.30%

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173

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29 weeks

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