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Site Update: British Purbeck and Wealden Fossil Neuropterids, and described insects
I have recently added pages on the neuropterid fauna of the Lower Cretaceous Purbeck and Wealden, UK. They give a brief introduction to the geology of each deposit as well as a list of the recorded neuropterids (Neuroptera, Raphidioptera, Megaloptera). … Continue reading
Fossil Neuropterid Papers Jan-Aug 2015
The first half of 2015 has seen many interesting papers on fossil Neuropterida (Neuroptera, Raphidioptera, Megaloptera) published*. These papers include studies on neuropterid families: phylogenies (including both extant and fossil taxa) of Sialidae (Megaloptera) and Mantispidae (Neuroptera), and a review of … Continue reading
Mantispids in the fossil record
Recently my paper on fossil Mantispidae was published: Jepson, J.E. 2015. A review of the current state of knowledge of fossil Mantispidae (Insecta: Neuroptera). Zootaxa, 3964 (4): 419-432 This is the first paper resulting from my Alexander von Humboldt Postdoctoral … Continue reading
Three Days in Los Tuxtlas
On the 16th of May, the day after the International Symposium on Neuropterology had finished (see my previous post for a review of the symposium), many of the symposium attendees boarded a coach for the journey to the Instituto de Biología’s Los … Continue reading
Back from Mexico
I am now back in Berlin from my trip to Mexico, where I had a delightfully splendid time at the International Symposium on Neuropterology in Mexico City, Mexico. The symposium was thoroughly enjoyable; it was a pleasure to meet so many friendly … Continue reading
Welcome to my research blog!
Welcome Hello, my name is James Jepson, I am a palaeoentomologist (fossil insect researcher), who is particularly interested in fossil Neuroptera (lacewings, antlions and allies), Raphidioptera (snakeflies), and Megaloptera (alderflies, fishflies and dobsonflies). Starting last October (2014), I began a … Continue reading