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Description Holotype of Rossiphlebia jacksoni (Zeuner, 1962) (NHMUK In.53999, part and counterpart), Stonebarrow, Dorset (Sinemurian), photograph and reconstruction. AA = anterior anal; Ax1 = second branch of primary antenodal crossvein; Ax2 = third branch of primary antenodal crossvein; CuA = anterior cubitus; CuP = posterior cubitus; IR1 = intercalary radial vein 1; IR2 = intercalary radial vein 2; MA1 = anterior branch of anterior median; MA2 = posterior branch of anterior median; MP = posterior median; N = nodus; RA = anterior radius; RP1 = first branch of posterior radius; RP2 = second branch of posterior radius; RP3/4 = third/fourth branch of posterior radius.
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Source Revision of some damsel-dragonflies (Odonata, Liassophlebiidae and Anglophlebiidae new family) from the Triassic/Jurassic of England and Antarctica Journal of Paleontology
Author Richard S. Kelly, André Nel
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