Table 1.
Species of fossil Pompilidae, material type, type location and age.
Fig 1.
Molecular chronogram of Pompilidae (modified from Waichert et al. 2015) with geologic epochs indicated on the scale axis.
Terminals in uppercase represent collapsed clades. Grey color represents 95% Highest Posterior Density (95%HPD) for node ages produced by the BEAST analysis in Waichert et al. (2015). Numbers on nodes correspond to fossil numbers in Table 1. Black shaded areas on node bars represent fossil age intervals. Nodes with stars were calibrated by Waichert et al. (2015). Dotted lines connect node bars to fossils falling outside the 95%HPD. Geological epochs on scale axis according to the Geological Society of America timescale v. 4.0. (http://www.geosociety.org/documents/gsa/timescale/timescl.pdf).
Fig 2.
Photographs of Agenioideus saxigenus, Pompilinites coquandi, Deuteragenia catalunyia, Deuteragenia wettweri and Priocnemis aertsi type specimens.
A, B, Agenioideus saxigenus (Cockerell, 1908) from Florissant Fossil Beds, Colorado, US (UCMC No. 4541): A, Holotype habitus, B, Paralectotype dorsal view; C, dorsal view of Pompilinites coquandi Theobald, 1937 from Aix-en-Provence deposits (MNHN); D, dorsal view of Deuteragenia catalunyia Rodriguez, Waichert & Pitts n. sp. from lacustrine deposits of Bellver, Spain (MGMM No. 2927M); E, habitus of Deuteragenia wettweri (Statz, 1938) from Rott deposits, Germany (LACMIP No. 3973); F, dorsal view of Priocnemis aertsi Statz from Rott deposits, Germany (LACMIP No. 3972).
Fig 3.
Line drawings of Agenioideus saxigenus, Pompilinites coquandi, Deuteragenia catalunyia, Deuteragenia wettweri and Priocnemis aertsi type specimens.
A, B, Agenioideus saxigenus (Cockerell, 1908) from Florissant Fossil Beds, Colorado, US (UCMC No. 4541): A, Holotype habitus, B, Paralectotype dorsal view; C, dorsal view of Pompilinites coquandi Theobald, 1937 from Aix-en-Provence deposits (MNHN); D, dorsal view of Deuteragenia catalunyia Rodriguez, Waichert & Pitts n. sp. from lacustrine deposits of Bellver, Spain (MGMM No. 2927M); E, habitus of Deuteragenia wettweri (Statz, 1938) from Rott deposits, Germany (LACMIP No. 3973); F, dorsal view of Priocnemis aertsi Statz from Rott deposits, Germany (LACMIP No. 3972).
Fig 4.
A, forewing Agenieoideus saxigenus; B, forewing Pompilinites coquandi; C, forewing Deuteragenia wettweri; D, forewing Priocnemis aertsi; E, F, Cryptocheilus hypogaeus: E, forewing, F, hindwing; G, forewing Pepsinites avitula; H, forewing Pompilites fasciatus.
Fig 5.
Photographs of Caputelus scudderi, Cryptocheilus hypogaeus, Pepsinites avitula, Pepsinites florissantensis, Pepsinites laminarum and Pepsinites cockerellae type specimens.
Pompilidae fossils. A, dorsal view of Caputelus scudderi (Cockerell, 1906) from Florissant Fossil Beds, Colorado, US (MCZC No. 2024); B, habitus of Cryptocheilus hypogaeus Cockerell, 1914 from Florissant Fossil Beds, Colorado, US (USNM No. 90385); C, dorsal view of Pepsinites avitula (Cockerell, 1941) from Florissant Fossil Beds, Colorado, US (UCMC No. 19166); D, habitus of Pepsinites florissantensis (Cockerell, 1906) from Florissant Fossil Beds, Colorado, US (MCZC No. 2023); E, habitus of Pepsinites laminarum (Rohwer, 1909) from Florissant Fossil Beds, Colorado, US (UCMC No. 8597); F, habitus of Pepsinites cockerellae (Rohwer, 1909) from Florissant Fossil Beds, Colorado, US (UCMC No. 8598).
Fig 6.
Line drawings of Caputelus scudderi, Cryptocheilus hypogaeus, Pepsinites avitula, Pepsinites florissantensis, Pepsinites laminarum and Pepsinites cockerellae type specimens.
Pompilidae fossils. A, dorsal view of Caputelus scudderi (Cockerell, 1906) from Florissant Fossil Beds, Colorado, US (MCZC No. 2024); B, habitus of Cryptocheilus hypogaeus Cockerell, 1914 from Florissant Fossil Beds, Colorado, US (USNM No. 90385); C, dorsal view of Pepsinites avitula (Cockerell, 1941) from Florissant Fossil Beds, Colorado, US (UCMC No. 19166); D, habitus of Pepsinites florissantensis (Cockerell, 1906) from Florissant Fossil Beds, Colorado, US (MCZC No. 2023); E, habitus of Pepsinites laminarum (Rohwer, 1909) from Florissant Fossil Beds, Colorado, US (UCMC No. 8597); F, habitus of Pepsinites cockerellae (Rohwer, 1909) from Florissant Fossil Beds, Colorado, US (UCMC No. 8598).
Fig 7.
Photographs of Pompilites induratus, Pompilites fasciatus and Pompilites senex type specimens.
A, habitus of Pompilites induratus (Heer, 1849) from Oeningen, Germany (SMNK); B, dorsal view of Pompilites fasciatus Theobald, 1937 from Aix-en-Provence, France (MNHN); C, habitus of Pompilites senex (Rohwer, 1909) from Florissant Fossil Beds, Colorado, US (UCMC. No. 8594).
Fig 8.
Line drawings of Pompilites induratus, Pompilites fasciatus and Pompilites senex type specimens.
A, habitus of Pompilites induratus (Heer, 1849) from Oeningen, Germany (SMNK); B, dorsal view of Pompilites fasciatus Theobald, 1937 from Aix-en-Provence, France (MNHN); C, habitus of Pompilites senex (Rohwer, 1909) from Florissant Fossil Beds, Colorado, US (UCMC. No. 8594).