1895 in paleontology

none 1895 paleontology science 1895 Insects Name Novelty Status Authors Age Type locality Location Notes ImagesCercopis grandescensScudder S. H 1895 Canadian fossil insects, myriapods and arachnids, Vol I. The Tertiary Hemiptera of British Columbia Geological Survey of Canada Contributions to Canadian Palaeontology 2 5–26Sp novValidScudderYpresianAllenby FormationCanadaBritish ColumbiaA froghopperthumb|center|upright|Cercopis grandescens (1895 illustration)Cercopites torpescensSp novValidScudderYpresianAllenby FormationCanadaBritish ColumbiaA froghopperthumb|center|upright|Cercopites torpescens (1895 illustration)DawsonitesGen et sp novValidScudderYpresianAllenby FormationCanadaBritish ColumbiaA froghopperType species D. veterthumb|center|upright|Dawsonites veter (1895 illustration)CryptocephalitesScudder S. H 1895 Canadian fossil insects, myriapods and arachnids, Vol II. The Coleoptera hitherto found fossil in Canada Geological Survey of Canada Contributions to Canadian Palaeontology 2 5–26gen et sp novValidScudderYpresianAllenby FormationCanadaBritish ColumbiaA chrysomelid leaf beetle. Type species C. punctatusthumb|center|upright|Cryptocephalites punctatusLimonius impunctusSp novValidScudderYpresianAllenby FormationCanadaBritish ColumbiaAn elaterid click beetle.thumb|center|upright|Limonius impunctusPalaeoptysmaGen et sp novValidScudderYpresianAllenby FormationCanadaBritish ColumbiaA spittle bugType species P. venosathumb|center|upright|Palaeoptysma venosa (1895 illustration)PtysmaphoraGen et sp novValidScudderYpresianAllenby FormationCanadaBritish ColumbiaA spittle bugType species P. fletcherithumb|center|upright|Ptysmaphora fletcheri (1895 illustration)Ricania antiquataSp novjr synonymScudderYpresianAllenby FormationCanadaBritish ColumbiaA Polystoechotid-group moth lacewingShcherbakov D. E. 2006 The earliest find of Tropiduchidae (Homoptera: Auchenorrhyncha), representing a new tribe, from the Eocene of Green River, USA, with notes on the fossil record of higher Fulgoroidea Russian Entomological Journal 15 315-322 Moved to Ricaniella antiquata (1897)Meunier F. 1897 Observations sur quelques insectes du Corallien de la Bavière Rivista Italiana di Paleontologia 3 18-23thumb|center|upright|Ricaniella antiquata (1895 illustration)StenecphoraGen et sp novValidScudderYpresianAllenby FormationCanadaBritish ColumbiaA froghopperType species S. punctulatathumb|center|upright|Stenecphora punctulata (1895 illustration)StenolocrisGen et sp novValidScudderYpresianAllenby FormationCanadaBritish ColumbiaA froghopperType species S. venosathumb|center|upright|Stenolocris venosa (1895 illustration) Synapsids Non-mammalian Name Status Authors Age Location NotesImagesCryptocynodonValidSeeleyLate PermianSouth AfricaCynognathusValidSeeleyMiddle TriassicSouth Africathumb|upright|center|CynognathusDiademodonValidSeeleyMiddle TriassicSouth AfricaA Cynodont.thumb|upright|center|DiademodonEsoterodonValidSeeley TanzaniaGomphognathusValidSeeleyMicrogomphodonValidSeeleySouth AfricaPristerognathusValidSeeley South AfricaA TherocephalianTrirachodonValidSeeley Namibia South Africa Zambiathumb|upright|center|Trirachodon Birds Name Novelty Status Authors Age Location NotesImagesThegornisGen. et 2 sp. novValidAmeghinoEarly–Middle Miocene (Santacrucian)ArgentinaA member of the Herpetotherinae. The type species is T. musculosus; Ameghino also named T. debilis, but it has since been synonymized with the former on the basis of sexual dimorphism.Jorge I. Noriega Juan I. Areta Sergio F. Vizcaíno M. Susana Bargo 2011 https://bioone.org/journals/Journal-of-Paleontology/volume-85/issue-6/10-122.1/Phylogeny-and-Taxonomy-of-the-Patagonian-Miocene-Falcon-Thegornis-musculosus/10.1666/10-122.1.short Phylogeny and Taxonomy of the Patagonian Miocene Falcon Thegornis musculosus Ameghino, 1895 (Aves: Falconidae) Journal of Paleontology 85 6 1089–1104 10.1666/10-122.1 84262902 11336/76576 free References