The earliest amber with numerous important paleobiological samples, and the only
significant Lower Cretaceous one containing cockroaches, comes from the Lebanese …

A new terrestrial–marine assemblage from the lower beds of a thin outcrop section of the
Kockatea Shale in the northern Perth Basin, Western Australia, contains a range of fossil …

A survey of Australian Jurassic plant fossil assemblages reveals examples of foliar and
wood damage generated by terrestrial arthropods attributed to leaf-margin feeding, surface …

Protective coloration is observed in numerous extant cockroach species and is prevalent
among insects. Such coloration can signal nonprofitability of prey (aposematic) or serve as a …

Balatronis cretacea Šmídová et Lei, 2017–ancestor of the repellent harlequin cockroach
(Insecta: Blattaria) is reported in this issue as the earliest representative of the type …

Despite the abundance of cockroaches (n= 593 specimens of 18 genera and 30 species) in
the Mongolian Cretaceous, there is a single formally established and four reported species …

Unequivocal palaeontological evidence for viruses is usually absent. A specimen of the
extinct predatory cockroach Stavba babkaeva gen. et sp. n. from Cretaceous Myanmar …

The Jurassic is the most explored time period regarding the cockroach fossil record, with
roughly 15,000 cockroach specimens already collected. Here we report a new assemblage …

Abstract The Blattulidae Vishniakova, 1982 is an extinct family of cockroaches which was
widely distributed around the world from Late Triassic to Late Cretaceous. Huablattula …

Abstract Species of Pseudomantina Sendi et Vršanský, 2021 in the family of Blattulidae
Vishniakova,, the peculiar and possibly predatory cockroach genus, have been reported …