Paneurypalpidomorpha

Western river cruiser Macromia magnifica, copyright Jim Johnson.

Belongs within: Brachystigmata.
Contains: Libellulidae, Hemicorduliidae, Synthemistidae.

The Paneurypalpidomorpha are a clade of dragonflies in which the wings have the anterior margin of the hypertriangle distinctly convex, and the primary antenodals close together (Bechly & Ueda 2002).

Synapomorphies (from Bechly & Ueda 2002) Anterior margin of hypertriangle distinctly convex, especially in the hindwings, because of a basally arched MA; primary antenodal Ax1 in fore wing shifted basal of level of distal angle of discoidal triangle; Ax1 and Ax2 in both pairs of wings relatively close together with not more than one secondary antenodal crossvein between them; lestine oblique vein only 1–2 cells distad of subnodus in both pairs of wings; forewing discoidal triangle more or less transverse instead of elongate; discoidal triangles unicellular in both pairs of wings (occasionally reversed in hind wing).

<==PaneurypalpidomorphaBU02
|--Juracordulia Bechly 1998 [Juracorduliidae]BU02
| `--J. schiemenzi Bechly 1998BU02
`--EurypalpidomorphaBU02
|--ValdicordulioideaBU02
| |--ValdicorduliidaeBU02
| `--AraripephlebiidaeBU02
`--EurypalpidiformiaBU02
|--EocorduliaR02 [EocorduliidaeBU02]
| `--E. cretacea Pritykina 1986RJ93
`--Libelluloidea [Paneurypalpida]BU02
| i. s.: PalaeolibellulaS02
|--LibellulidaeTH06
|--HemicorduliidaeWO91
|--SynthemistidaeWO91
|--OxygastridaeTH06
| |--Hesperocordulia berthoudi Tillyard 1911WO91, TH06
| `--OxygastraTH06
|--Pseudocordulia Tillyard 1909T09 [PseudocorduliidaeTH06]
| |--*P. circularis Tillyard 1909T09
| `--P. elliptica Tillyard 1913TH06
|--Gomphomacromiidae [Gomphomacromiinae]WO91
| |--Gomphomacromia Brauer 1864FB03
| | |--*G. paradoxaT09
| | `--G. volxemiT09
| `--ArchaeophyaTH06
| |--A. adamsi Fraser 1959TH06
| `--A. magnifica Theischinger & Watson 1978TH06
|--Cordulephyidae [Cordulephyinae]FB03
| |--NeocorduliaTH06
| `--CordulephyaTH06
| |--*C. pygmaea Selys 1870T09, TH06
| |--C. bidens Sjöstedt 1917TH06
| |--C. divergens Tillyard 1917TH06
| `--C. montana Tillyard 1911TH06
|--Urothemistidae [Macrodiplactidae, Urothemistinae]TH06
| |--Macrodiplax cora (Kaup 1867)TH06
| |--UrothemisTH06
| | |--U. aliena Selys 1878TH06
| | `--U. sanguinea (Müll. 1767)SL89, L49 [=Libellula sanguineaSL89; incl. L. roeseliiL49, L. signataSL89]
| `--AethriamantaTH06
| |--A. circumsignata Selys 1897TH06
| `--A. nymphaeae Lieftinck 1949TH06
|--Macromiidae [Macromiinae]GE05
| |--Pseudomacromia [Pseudomacromiidae]GE05
| | `--P. sensibilis Carle & Wighton 1990RJ93
| `--MacromiaTH06
| |--M. cinctaSL89
| |--M. clio Ris 1916I92
| |--M. kubokaiya Asahina 1964I92
| |--M. magnificaA99
| |--M. splendensT09
| |--M. tillyardi Martin 1906TH06
| |--M. urania Ris 1916I92
| |--M. viridescens Tillyard 1911TH06
| `--M. westwoodiiSL89
|--Corduliidae [Cordulinae]WO91
| |--Pentathemis membranulata Karsch 1890TH06
| |--Metaphya tillyardi Ris 1913TH06
| |--DorocorduliaA07
| |--EpithecaP74
| |--HelocorduliaP74
| |--NeurocorduliaP74
| |--SomatochloraA07
| |--Cordulia aeneaK01
| |--DidymopsA07
| |--EpicorduliaA07
| |--TetragoneuriaA07
| |--*Neophya rutherfordiT09
| `--SyncorduliaT09
`--AustrocorduliidaeTH06
|--Apocordulia macrops Watson 1980TH06
|--Austrophya Tillyard 1909TH06, T09
| `--*A. mystica Tillyard 1909T09
|--LathrocorduliaTH06
| |--L. garrisoni Theischinger & Watson 1991TH06
| `--L. metallica Tillyard 1911TH06
|--MicromidiaTH06
| |--M. atrifrons (McLachlan 1883)TH06
| |--M. convergens Theischinger & Watson 1978TH06
| `--M. rodericki Fraser 1959TH06
`--Austrocordulia Tillyard 1908T09
|--*A. refracta Tillyard 1909T09
| |--A. r. refractaTH06
| `--A. r. jurzitzaiTH06
|--A. leonardi Theischinger 1973TH06
`--A. territoria Theischinger & Watson 1978TH06

*Type species of generic name indicated

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[SL89] Selys Longchamps, E. de. 1889. Odonates de Sumatra comprenant les espèces recueillies à Pulo Nias par M. le D.r E. Modigliani. Annali del Museo Civico di Storia Naturale di Genova, Serie 2a, 7: 444–484.

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