Paleobiota of Burmese amber

Burmese amber is fossil resin dating to the early Late Cretaceous Cenomanian age recovered from deposits in the Hukawng Valley of northern Myanmar. It is known for being one of the most diverse Cretaceous age amber paleobiotas, containing rich arthropod fossils, along with uncommon vertebrate fossils and even rare marine inclusions. A mostly complete list of all taxa described up until 2018 can be found in Ross 2018;[1] its supplement Ross 2019b covers most of 2019.[2]

Amoebozoa

Dictyostelia

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Paleoplastes burmanica[3]	Poinar & Vega	2020	A possible dictyostelid slime mould

Myxogastria

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Stemonitis[4]	N/A	"2019"	A myxogastrid slime mould	Stemonitis species

Incertae sedis

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Endamoebites proterus[5]	Poinar	2009	A "Sarcodina" gut Amoebozoa of Kachinitermopsis burmensis	Endamoebites proterus

Apicomplexa

Haemosporida

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Paleohaemoproteus burmacis[6]	Poinar & Telford	2005	A plasmodiid apicomplexan	Paleohaemoproteus burmacis oocyst

Eugregarinorida

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Primigregarina burmanica[7]	Poinar	2010	A eugregarinorid apicomplexen gut protozoan of blattodeans	Primigregarina burmanica

Euglenozoa

Trypanosomatida

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Paleoleishmania proterus	Poinar	2004	A trypanosomatid vector in Palaeomyia burmitis	Paleoleishmania proterus
Paleotrypanosoma burmanicus[8]	Poinar	2008	A trypanosomatid vector in Leptoconops nosopheris	Paleotrypanosoma burmanicus in Leptoconops nosopheris saliva

Metamonada

Oxymonadida

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Dinenymphites spiris[5]	Poinar	2009	A pyrsonymphid gut protozoan of Kachinitermopsis burmensis	Dinenymphites spiris
Microrhopalodites polynucleatis[5]	Poinar	2009	An oxymonadid gut protozoan of Kachinitermopsis burmensis	Microrhopalodites polynucleatis
Oxymonas gigantea[9]	Poinar	2009	An oxymonadid gut protozoan of Blattarians
Oxymonas protus[5]	Poinar	2009	An oxymonadid gut protozoan of Kachinitermopsis burmensis	Oxymonas protus
Oxymonites gerus[5]	Poinar	2009	An oxymonadid gut protozoan of Kachinitermopsis burmensis	Oxymonites gerus
Pyrsonymphites cordylinis[5]	Poinar	2009	A pyrsonymphid gut protozoan of Kachinitermopsis burmensis	Pyrsonymphites cordylinis
Sauromonites katatonis[5]	Poinar	2009	An oxymonadid gut protozoan of Kachinitermopsis burmensis	Sauromonites katatonis

Trichonymphida

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Burmanymphus cretacea[9]	Poinar	2009	A burmanymphid gut protozoan of Blattarians
Teranymphites rhabdotis[5]	Poinar	2009	A teranymphid gut protozoan of Kachinitermopsis burmensis	Teranymphites rhabdotis
Trichonymphites henis[5]	Poinar	2009	A trichonymphid gut protozoan of Kachinitermopsis burmensis	Trichonymphites henis

Cristamonadida

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Devescovites proteus[9]	Poinar	2009	A devescovinid gut protozoan of Blattarians
Foainites icelus[9]	Poinar	2009	A devescovinid gut protozoan of Blattarians

Spirotrichonymphida

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Spiromastigites acanthodes[5]	Poinar	2009	A holomastigotid gut protozoan of Kachinitermopsis burmensis	Spiromastigites acanthodes

Trichomonadida

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Paleotrichomones burmanicus[9]	Poinar	2009	A trichomonadid gut protozoan of Blattarians

"Opisthokonta"

Eccrinales

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Paleocadus burmiticus[10]	Poinar	2016	An eccrinacious Opisthokont

Proteobacteria

Rickettsiales

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Palaeorickettsia protera[11]	Poinar	2014	A Rickettsiaceae in Cornupalpatum burmanicum vector	Palaeorickettsia protera

Plants

Cornales

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Eoëpigynia burmensis[12]	Poinar, Chamber & Buckley	2007	A cornalean flower

Laurales

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes
Cascolaurus burmitis[13]	Poinar	2017	A lauracious angiosperm
Dispariflora robertae[14]	Poinar & Chambers	2019	A possible lauralean flower
Jamesrosea burmensis[15]	Crepet et al	2016	A mosaic laralean genus
Palaeoanthella huangii[16]	Poinar & Chambers	2005	A possible monimiacious angiosperm
Zygadelphus aetheus[17]	Poinar & Chambers	2019	A possible lauralian of uncertain phylogenetic placement

Nymphaeales

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Praenymphaeapollenites cenomaniensis[18]	Barrón, Peris & Labandeira	2020	Pollen of a member of Nymphaeaceae.	Praenymphaeapollenites cenomaniensis

Oxalidales

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes
Tropidogyne lobodisca[19]	Poinar & Chambers	2019	A cunoniacious angiosperm.
Tropidogyne pentaptera[20]	Poinar & Chambers	2017	A cunoniacious angiosperm.
Tropidogyne pikei[21]	Chambers, Poinar & Buckley	2010	A cunoniacious angiosperm.

Poales

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Programinis burmitis[22]	Poinar	2004	A poalean of uncertain placement
Programinis laminatus[22]	Poinar	2004	A poalean of uncertain placement

Incertae sedis

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Antiquifloris latifibris[23]	Poinar, Buckley & Chen	2016	An angiosperm of uncertain placement
Chenocybus allodapus[24]	Poinar	2018	An angiosperm of uncertain placement
Exalloanthum burmense[24]	Poinar	2018	An angiosperm of uncertain placement, originally named Diaphoranthus burmensis[25]
Lachnociona terriae[26]	Poinar, Chambers & Buckley	2008	An angiosperm of uncertain placement
Lijinganthus revoluta[27]	Liu et al.	2018	A core eudicot of uncertain placement	Lijinganthus revoluta
Micropetasos burmensis[28]	Poinar	2004	An angiosperm of uncertain placement
Rasenganus auricularus[29]	Xing & Gu	2020	A possible epizoochorous fruit.
Strombothelya monostyla[30]	Poinar & Chambers	2019	An angiosperm of uncertain phylogenetic placement
Strombothelya grammogyna[30]	Poinar & Chambers	2019	An angiosperm of uncertain phylogenetic placement

Dicranales

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Calymperites burmensis[31]	Heinrichs et al	2014	A Dicranales moss of uncertain placement

Hypnodendrales

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes
Vetiplanaxis espinosus[32]	Hedenäs, Heinrichs, & Schmidt	2014	One of four species described from Burmese amber
Vetiplanaxis longiacuminatus[32]	Hedenäs, Heinrichs, & Schmidt	2014	One of four species described from Burmese amber
Vetiplanaxis oblongus[32]	Hedenäs, Heinrichs, & Schmidt	2014	One of four species described from Burmese amber
Vetiplanaxis pyrrhobryoides[32]	Bell	2007	One of three species described from Burmese amber

Chaetophorales

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Electrophycus astroplethus[33]	Poinar & Brown	2020	A chaetophorale green algae

Chlamydomonadales

Ichnotaxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Chlamydomonas hanublikanus[34]	Hinkelman & Vršanská	2020	A chlamydomonadaceous green algae. Associated with Mesoblatta maxi and the ichnotaxon Blattocoprolites blattulidae

Porellales

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Frullania baerlocheri[35]	Heinrichs et al	2011	A frullaniacious liverwort
Frullania cretacea[36]	Hentschel, Schmidt & Heinrichs	2009	A frullaniacious liverwort
Frullania partita[37]	Li et al.	2020	A frullaniacious liverwort
Frullania pinnata[38]	Heinrichs, Feldberg, Schäfer-Verwimpe, & Krings	2017	A frullaniacious liverwort
Gackstroemia cretacea[39]	Heinrichs, Schäfer-Verwimp, Feldberg, & A.R. Schmidt	2017	A lepidolaenacious liverwort
Protofrullania cornigera[40]	Heinrichs	2017	A frullaniacious liverwort
Radula cretacea[41]	Bechteler, M.A.M. Renner, Schäfer-Verwimp, & Heinrichs	2017	A Radulaceae liverwort	Radula cretacea

Cyatheales

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Thyrsopteris cretacea[42]	Li et al.	2020	A thyrsopteridacious tree-fern

Polypodiales

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Cretacifilix fungiformis[43]	Poinar & Buckley	2008	A eupolypod fern
Cystodium sorbifolioides[44]	Regalado et al	2017	A Cystodiacious fern	Cystodium sorbifolioides
Heinrichsia cheilanthoides[45]	Regalado, Schmidt, Krings & Schneider	2019	A pteridacious fern
Holttumopteris burmensis[46]	Regalado, Schneider, Krings, & Heinrichs	2018	A fern of uncertain placement
Krameropteris resinatus[47]	Schneider, Smith, & Heinrichs	2016	A dennstaedtiacious fern
Proodontosoria myanmarensis[48]	Li et al.	2020	A lindsaeacious fern

Fungi

Hypocreales

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes
Entropezites patricii[49]	Poinar & Buckley	2007	A hypermycoparasitic fungus
Mycetophagites atrebora[49]	Poinar & Buckley	2007	A hypermycoparasitic fungus
Palaeoclaviceps parasiticus[50]	Poinar, Alderman & Wunderlich	2015	An ergot
Paleoophiocordyceps coccophagus[51]	Sung, Poinar & Spatafora	2008	A parasite of a scale insect

Ophiostomatales

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Paleoambrosia entomophila[52]	Poinar & Vega	2018	An ambrosia fungus associated with Palaeotylus femoralis.	Paleoambrosia entomophila

Agaricales

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Palaeoagaracites antiquus[49]	Poinar & Buckley	2007	An agaricale of uncertain placement	Palaeoagaracites antiquus

Boletales

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Palaeogaster micromorpha[53]	Poinar, Alfredo & Baseia	2014	A Boletale fungus	Palaeogaster micromorpha

incertae sedis

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Palaeomycus epallelus[54]	Poinar	2018	A Pezizomycotina fungi
Spheciophila adercia[55]	Poinar	2016		Spheciophila adercia

Priscadvenales

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Priscadvena corymbosa[56]	Poinar & Vega	2019	A trichomycete	Priscadvena corymbosa

Echinodermata

Isocrinida

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Isocrinus cf. legeri[57]	Salamon et al.	2019	An Isocrinid crinoid, described from ossicles encased in the resin

Arthropoda

Amblypygi

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes
Burmacharon dunlopi[58]	Hu et al.	2020
Kronocharon engeli[59]	Wunderlich	2015	A tailless whip scorpion of uncertain placement.
Kronocharon longicalcaris[59]	Wunderlich	2015	A tailless whip scorpion of uncertain placement.
Kronocharon prendinii[60]	Rossi & Merendino	2016	A tailless whip scorpion of uncertain placement. One subspecies described K. p. adornellae[61]

Araneae

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Aculeatosoma pyritmutatio[62]	Wunderlich	2017	A psilodercid spider.
Albiburmops annulipes[62]	Wunderlich	2017	A lagonomegopid spider
Aliendiguetia praecursor[63]	Wunderlich & Müller	2020	A spider of uncertain phylogenetic placement, possibly related to the Ochyroceratoidea.
Alioatrax incertus[62][64]	Wunderlich	2017	A hexathelid funnel web spider.
Alteraraneus gracilipes[65]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2018	A zarqaraneid spider.
Alteruloborus araneoides[65]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2018	An alteruloborid spider.
Archaelagonops propinquus[66]	Wunderlich	2015	A lagonomegopid spider.
Archaelagonops salticoides[67]	Wunderlich	2012	A lagonomegopid spider.
Archaelagonops scorsum[66]	Wunderlich	2015	A lagonomegopid spider.
Autotomiana hirsutipes[66]	Wunderlich	2015	A Pholcochyrocerid spider.
Biapophyses beate[66]	Wunderlich	2015	A praeterleptonetid spider.
Bicalamistrum mixtum[66]	Wunderlich	2015	A cribellate orb weaver.
Bicornoculus granulans[63]	Wunderlich & Müller	2020	An armored spider.
Bicornoculus levis[66]	Wunderlich	2015	An armored spider.
Burlagonomegops eskovi[68]	Penny	2005	A Lagonomegopid spider
Burmadictyna clava[66]	Wunderlich	2015	A burmadictynid stem-deinopoid.
Burmadictyna excavata[66]	Wunderlich	2015	A burmadictynid stem-deinopoid.
Burmadictyna pectin[69]	Wunderlich	2008	A burmadictynid stem-deinopoid.
Burmadictyna postcopula[62]	Wunderlich	2017	A burmadictynid stem-deinopoid.
Burmaforceps amputatus[65]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2018	A zarqaraneid spider.
Burmascutum aenigma[69]	Wunderlich	2008	A burmascutid spider.
Burmascutum brevis[65]	Wunderlich	2018	A burmascutid spider.
Burmasuccinus bulla[65]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2018	A uloborid spider.
Burmathele biseriata[62]	Wunderlich	2017	A burmathelid mesothele spider.
Burmatheridion sinespinae[65]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2018	A theridiid spider.
Burmesarchaea alissa[62]	Wunderlich	2017	An archaeid spider
Burmesarchaea bilongapophyses[63]	Wunderlich & Müller	2020	An archaeid spider.
Burmesarchaea caudata[62]	Wunderlich	2017	An archaeid spider
Burmesarchaea crassicaput [62]	Wunderlich	2017	An archaeid spider
Burmesarchaea crassichelae[62]	Wunderlich	2017	An archaeid spider
Burmesarchaea gibber[62]	Wunderlich	2017	An archaeid spider
Burmesarchaea gibberoides[62]	Wunderlich	2017	An archaeid spider
Burmesarchaea gibbosa[62]	Wunderlich	2017	An archaeid spider
Burmesarchaea grimaldii[62]	(Penny)	2003	An archaeid spider, originally described as Afrarchaea grimaldii
Burmesarchaea longicollum[62]	Wunderlich	2017	An archaeid spider
Burmesarchaea propinqua[62]	Wunderlich	2017	An archaeid spider
Burmesarchaea pseudogibber[62]	Wunderlich	2017	An archaeid spider
Burmesarchaea pustulata[62]	Wunderlich	2017	An archaeid spider
Burmesarchaea quadrata[62]	Wunderlich	2017	An archaeid spider
Burmesarchaea speciosa[62]	(Wunderlich)	2008	An archaeid spider, Originally described as Lacunauchenius speciosus.[69]
Burmesia sordida[63]	Wunderlich & Müller	2020	A member of the family Nemesiidae.
Burmesiola cretacea[70]	Wunderlich	2011	A tree trunk spider.
Burmesiola daviesi[66]	Wunderlich	2015	A tree trunk spider.
?Burmesiola kachinensis[63]	Wunderlich & Müller	2020	A tree trunk spider.
Burmorchestina acuminata[62]	Wunderlich	2017	A goblin spider.
Burmorchestina biangulata[62]	Wunderlich	2017	A goblin spider.
Burmorchestina circular[63]	Wunderlich & Müller	2020	A goblin spider.
Burmorchestina plana[62]	Wunderlich	2017	A goblin spider.
Burmorchestina pulcher[69]	Wunderlich	2008	A goblin spider.
Burmorchestina pulcheroides[62]	Wunderlich	2017	A goblin spider.
Burmorchestina tuberosa[62]	Wunderlich	2017	A goblin spider.
Burmorsolus crassus[62][63]	Wunderlich	2015	Transferred to the separate genus Pseudorsolus in 2017, but moved back to the genus Burmorsolus in 2020.
Burmorsolus curvatus[62][63]	(Wunderlich)	2017	Originally described as "Loxoderces" curvatus.
Burmorsolus globosus[63]	Wunderlich & Müller	2020
Burmorsolus longembolus[63]	Wunderlich & Müller	2020
Burmorsolus longibulbus[63]	Wunderlich & Müller	2020
Burmorsolus longicymbium[62][63]	(Wunderlich)	2017	Originally described as "Loxoderces" longicymbium.
Burmorsolus nonplumosus[66]	Wunderlich	2015	Probably a relative of trogloraptorids.[63]
Burmorsolus rectus[62][63]	(Wunderlich)	2017	Originally described as "Loxoderces" rectus.
Burmuloborus antefixus[66]	Wunderlich	2015	A cribellate orb weaver.
Burmuloborus parvus[69]	Wunderlich	2008	A cribellate orb weaver.
?Burmuloborus prolongatus[66]	Wunderlich	2015	A cribellate orb weaver of uncertain placement.
Cethegoides patricki[62]	Wunderlich	2017	A curtain-web spider.
Converszarqaraneus annulipedes[65]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2018	A zarqaraneid spider.
Cornicaraneus scutatus[65]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2018	A zarqaraneid spider.
Crassitibia baculum[65]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2018	A zarqaraneid spider.
Crassitibia longispina[66]	Wunderlich	2015	A zarqaraneid spider.
Crassitibia tenuimana[66]	Wunderlich	2015	A zarqaraneid spider.
Cretaceothele lata[66]	Wunderlich	2015	A cretaceothelid Mesothelaen spider.[62]
Cretamysmena fontana[65]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2018	A cretamysmenid spider.
Cretotheridion inopinatum[66]	Wunderlich	2015	A cobweb spider.
Curvitibia curima[66]	Wunderlich	2015	A zarqaraneid spider.[65] The type species is Curvitibia .
Cymbioblemma corniger[62]	Wunderlich	2017	An armored spider.
Cymbioblemma fusca[63]	Wunderlich & Müller	2020	An armored spider.
Cymbioblemma hamoembolus[63]	Wunderlich & Müller	2020	An armored spider.
Cymbiolagonops cymbiocalcar[66]	Wunderlich	2015	A lagonomegopid spider.
Deinopedes tranquillus[62][64]	Wunderlich	2017	A net casting spider.
Electroblemma bifida[71]	Selden, Zhang & Ren	2016	A tetrablemmid armored spider.
Electroblemma bifurcata[63]	Wunderlich & Müller	2020	An armored spider.
Electroblemma bizarre[62][63]	(Wunderlich)	2017	An armored spider. Originally described as "Brignoliblemma" bizarre.
Electroblemma caula[63]	Wunderlich & Müller	2020	An armored spider.
Electroblemma nala[62][63]	(Wunderlich)	2017	An armored spider. Originally described as "Brignoliblemma" nala.
Electroblemma paranala[62][63]	(Wunderlich)	2017	An armored spider. Originally described as "Brignoliblemma" paranala.
Electroblemma pinnae[63]	Wunderlich & Müller	2020	An armored spider.
Eodeinopis longipes[62]	Wunderlich	2017	A Burmadictynid stem-deinopoid spider.
?Eogamasomorpha clara[66]	Wunderlich	2015	An armored spider of uncertain generic placement.
Eogamasomorpha hamata[62]	Wunderlich	2017	An armored spider.
Eogamasomorpha nubila[69]	Wunderlich	2008	An armored spider
Eogamasomorpha ohlhoffi[62]	(Wunderlich)	2011	An armored spider. Originally described as "Eoscaphiella" ohlhoffi.[70]
Eogamasomorpha rostratis[63]	Wunderlich & Müller	2020	An armored spider.
Eomesothele noninclinata[72]	Wunderlich	2019	An eomesothelid spider.
Eomysmauchenius dubius[62]	Wunderlich	2017	An archaeid spider
?Eomysmauchenius longissipes	(Wunderlich)	2015	An archaeid spider, originally Lacunauchenius longissipes
Eomysmauchenius septentrionalis[62]	Wunderlich	2008	An archaeid spider
Eopsiloderces filiformis[67]	Wunderlich	2012	An eopsilodercid spider. Originally described as "Psiloderces" filiformis.[62]
Eopsiloderces loxosceloides[69]	Wunderlich	2008	An eopsilodercid spider.
Eopsiloderces serenitas[66]	Wunderlich	2015	An eopsilodercid spider.
Eotibiaapophysis reliquus[65]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2018	A uloborid spider.
Fossilcalcar praeteritus[66]	Wunderlich	2015	A fossilcalcarid mygalomorph spider.
Frateruloborus bulbosus[65]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2018	A frateruloborid spider.
Furcembolus andersoni[69]	Wunderlich	2008	An armored spider.
Furcembolus armatura[62]	(Wunderlich)	2015	An armored spider. Originally described as "Praeterpaculla" armatura[66]
Furcembolus biacuta[62]	(Wunderlich)	2015	An armored spider. Originally described as "Praeterpaculla" biacuta[66]
Furcembolus crassitibia[62]	Wunderlich	2017	An armored spider.
Furcembolus dissolata[62]	(Wunderlich)	2015	An armored spider. Originally described as "Praeterpaculla" dissolata[66]
Furcembolus equester[62]	(Wunderlich)	2015	An armored spider. Originally described as "Praeterpaculla" equester[66]
Furcembolus grossa[62]	Wunderlich	2017	An armored spider.
Furcembolus longior[62]	Wunderlich	2017	An armored spider.
Furcembolus tuberosa[62]	(Wunderlich)	2015	An armored spider. Originally described as "Praeterpaculla" tuberosa[66]
Furculoborus patellaris[62]	Wunderlich	2017	A cribellate orb weaver.
Groehnianus burmensis[66]	Wunderlich	2015	A zarqaraneid spider.[65]
Hamoderces opilionoides[63]	Wunderlich & Müller	2020	A spider belonging to the superfamily Scytodoidea and the family Praepholcidae.
Hypotheridiosoma paracymbium[67]	Wunderlich	2012	A zarqaraneid spider.[65]
Intermesothele pulcher[72]	Wunderlich	2019	An eomesothelid spider.
Kachin fruticosoides[62]	Wunderlich	2017	A cribellate orb weaver.
Kachin fruticosus[62]	Wunderlich	2017	A cribellate orb weaver.
Kachin serratus[65]	Wunderlich	2018	A cribellate orb weaver.
Lagonoburmops plumosus[67]	Wunderlich	2012	A lagonomegopid spider.
?Lagonomegops tuber[66]	Wunderlich	2015	A lagonomegopid spider of uncertain generic placement.
Leviunguis altus[65]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2018	A leviunguid spider.
Leviunguis anulus[65]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2018	A leviunguid spider.
Leviunguis anulusoides[65]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2018	A leviunguid spider.
Leviunguis bruckschi[67]	Wunderlich	2012	A leviunguid spider.[65]
Leviunguis bruckschoides[65]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2018	A leviunguid spider.
Leviunguis erectus[65]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2018	A leviunguid spider.
Leviunguis glomulus[65]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2018	A leviunguid spider.
Leviunguis glomus[65]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2018	A leviunguid spider.
Leviunguis graciliembolus[65]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2018	A leviunguid spider.
Leviunguis gradus[65]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2018	A leviunguid spider.
Leviunguis porrigens[65]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2018	A leviunguid spider.
Leviunguis pseudobruckschi[65]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2018	A leviunguid spider.
Leviunguis quadratus[65]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2018	A leviunguid spider.
Lineaburmops beigeli[66]	Wunderlich	2015	A lagonomegopid spider.
Lineaburmops hirsutipes[66]	Wunderlich	2015	A lagonomegopid spider.
Lineaburmops maculatus[62]	Wunderlich	2017	A lagonomegopid spider.
Longissipalpus cochlea[62]	Wunderlich	2017	A Mongolarachnid spider.
Longissipalpus magnus[66]	Wunderlich	2015	A Mongolarachnid spider.
Longissipalpus maior[66]	Wunderlich	2015	A Mongolarachnid spider.
Longissipalpus minor[66]	Wunderlich	2015	A Mongolarachnid spider.
Longissithorax myanmarensis[62]	Wunderlich	2017	An armored spider.
Longithorax furca[62]	Wunderlich	2017	An armored spider.
Magnosegestria tuber[63]	Wunderlich & Müller	2020	Probably a tube-dwelling spider.
Micropalpimanus poinari[69]	Wunderlich	2008	A micropalpimanid palpimanoid spider
Microproxiaraneus annulatus[65]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2018	A zarqaraneid spider.
Microuloborus birmanicus[66]	Wunderlich	2015	A cribellate orb weaver.
Myanlagonops gracilipes[67]	Wunderlich	2012	A Lagonomegopid spider.
Myannemesia glaber[63]	Wunderlich & Müller	2020	A member of the family Nemesiidae.
Myansegestria caederens[66]	Wunderlich	2015	A tube-dwelling spider.
Myansegestria engin[66]	Wunderlich	2015	A tube-dwelling spider.
Nephila burmanica[73]	Poinar	2012	A nephiline spider Originally described as "Geratonephila" burmanica[74]	Nephila burmanica
Ocululoborus curvatus[67]	Wunderlich	2012	A cribellate orb weaver.
Odontomegops titan[75]	Guo et al.	2020	A lagonomegopid spider
Palaeohygropoda myanmarensis[76]	Penny	2004	A palaeohygropodine praeterleptonetid spider
Palaeoleptoneta calcar[67]	Wunderlich	2012	A leptonetid spider.
Palaeoleptoneta crus[62]	Wunderlich	2017	A leptonetid spider.
Palaeoleptoneta nils[65]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2018	A leptonetid spider.
Palaeoleptoneta thilo[65]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2018	A leptonetid spider.
Palaeomiagrammopes vesica[69]	Wunderlich	2008	A cribellate orb weaver.
Palazarqaraneus hamulus[63]	Wunderlich & Müller	2020	A zarqaraneid spider.
Palpalpaculla pulcher[62]	Wunderlich	2017	An armored spider.
Paramiagrammopes cretaceus[69]	Wunderlich	2008	A cribellate orb weaver.
Paramiagrammopes longiclypeus[66]	Wunderlich	2015	A cribellate orb weaver.
Paramiagrammopes patellidens[66]	Wunderlich	2015	A cribellate orb weaver.
Paramiagrammopes pusillus[65]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2018	A cribellate orb weaver.
Parvibulbus incompletus[65]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2018	A pholcochyrocerid.
Parviburmops brevipalpus[66]	Wunderlich	2015	A lagonomegopid spider.
Parvispina tibialis[66]	(Wunderlich)	2011	A zarqaraneid spider.[65] Originally described as "Praeterleptoneta" tibialis.
Parvithele muelleri[62]	Wunderlich	2017	A parvithelid mesothelaen spider.
Parvithele spinipes[62]	Wunderlich	2017	A parvithelid mesothelaen spider.
Parvocteniza parvula[63]	Wunderlich & Müller	2020	A member of the family Ctenizidae.
Parvosegestria longitibialis[66]	Wunderlich	2015	A tube-dwelling spider.
Parvosegestria obscura[66]	Wunderlich	2015	A tube-dwelling spider.
Parvosegestria pintgu[66]	Wunderlich	2015	A tube-dwelling spider.
Parvosegestria rugosa[66][63]	(Wunderlich)	2015	Originally described as "Denticulsegestria" rugosa.
Parvosegestria triplex[66]	Wunderlich	2015	A tube-dwelling spider.
Paurospina curvata[65]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2018	A zarqaraneid spider.
Paurospina fastigata[63]	Wunderlich & Müller	2020	A zarqaraneid spider.
Paurospina fortis[65]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2018	A zarqaraneid spider.
Paurospina paulocurvata[65]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2018	A zarqaraneid spider.
?Paxillomegops cornutus[62]	Wunderlich	2017	A lagonomegopid spider of uncertain generic placement.
?Paxillomegops brevipes[66]	Wunderlich	2015	A lagonomegopid spider of uncertain generic placement.
Paxillomegops longipes[66]	Wunderlich	2015	A lagonomegopid spider.
Pedipalparaneus seldeni[66]	Wunderlich	2015	A Mongolarachnid spider.
Pekkachilus vesica[62]	Wunderlich	2017	A vetiatorid spider.
Pholcochyrocer altipecten[62]	Wunderlich	2017	A pholcochyrocerid spider.
?Pholcochyrocer baculum[67]	Wunderlich	2012	A pholcochyrocerid spider of uncertain generic placement
Pholcochyrocer calidum[65]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2018	A pholcochyrocerid spider.
Pholcochyrocer guttulaeque[69]	Wunderlich	2008	A pholcochyrocerid spider.
Pholcochyrocer pecten[67]	Wunderlich	2012	A pholcochyrocerid spider.
Pholcochyrocer vermiculus[65]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2018	A pholcochyrocerid spider.
Phyxioschemoides collembola[66]	Wunderlich	2015	A curtain-web spider.
Picturmegops signatus[66]	Wunderlich	2015	A lagonomegopid spider.
Planarchaea kopp[66]	Wunderlich	2015	An assassin spider
Planarchaea oblonga[65]	Wunderlich	2017	An assassin spider.
Planarchaea ovata[65]	Wunderlich	2017	An assassin spider.
?Planarchaea paucidentata	(Wunderlich)	2008	An assassin spider, originally described as Filiauchenius paucidentatus.
Planarchaea pilosa	(Wunderlich)	2015	An assassin spider spider, Originally described as Lacunauchenius pilosus.
Planibulbus longisoma[65]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2018	A uloborid spider.
Planimegops parvus[62]	Wunderlich	2017	A lagonomegopid spider.
Praearaneus araneoides[63]	Wunderlich & Müller	2020	A praearaneid spider.
Praearaneus bruckschi[62]	Wunderlich	2017	A praearaneid spider.
Praepholcus huberi[62]	Wunderlich	2017	An eopsilodercid spider.
Praeteraneoides bifurcatum[65]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2018	A protoaraneoidid spider.
Praeteraneoides bipartitum[65]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2018	A protoaraneoidid spider.
Praeteraneoides leni[65]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2018	A protoaraneoidid spider.
Praeterleptoneta spinipes[69]	Wunderlich	2008	A Praeterleptonetine praeterleptonetid spider
Priscaleclercera brevispinae[62]	Wunderlich	2017	A psilodercid spider.
Priscaleclercera christae[77]	Magalhaes et al.	2021	A psilodercid spider.
Priscaleclercera ellenbergeri[62]	(Wunderlich)	2015	A psilodercid spider. Originally described as "Leclercera" ellenbergeri.[66]
Priscaleclercera furcata[63]	Wunderlich & Müller	2020	A psilodercid spider.
Priscaleclercera hamo[63]	Wunderlich & Müller	2020	A psilodercid spider.
Priscaleclercera liber[63]	Wunderlich & Müller	2020	A psilodercid spider.
Priscaleclercera longissipes[62]	(Wunderlich)	2012	A psilodercid spider. Originally described as "Leclercera" longissipes.[67]
Priscaleclercera paucispinae[62]	Wunderlich	2017	A psilodercid spider.
Priscaleclercera sexaculeata[62]	(Wunderlich)	2015	A psilodercid spider. "Leclercera" sexaculeata.[66]
Priscaleclercera spicula[62]	(Wunderlich)	2012	A psilodercid spider. "Leclercera" spicula.[67]
Proaraneoides cribellatum[65]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2018	A protoaraneoidid spider.
Propterkachin magnoculus[62]	Wunderlich	2017	A cribellate orb weaver.
Propterpsiloderces crassitibia[63]	Wunderlich & Müller	2020	An eopsilodercid spider.
Propterpsiloderces cymbioseta[63]	Wunderlich & Müller	2020	An eopsilodercid spider.
Propterpsiloderces duplex[63]	Wunderlich & Müller	2020	An eopsilodercid spider.
Propterpsiloderces longisetae[66]	Wunderlich	2015	An eopsilodercid spider.[63]
Protertheraphosa spinipes[63]	Wunderlich & Müller	2020	A tarantula.
Protoaraneoides longispina[65]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2018	A protoaraneoidid spider.
Proxiaraneus rarus[65]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2018	A zarqaraneid spider.
Pulvillothele haupti[62]	Wunderlich	2017	A parvithelid mesothelaen spider.
Ramozarqaraneus pauxillus[65]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2018	A zarqaraneid spider.
Retrooecobius chomskyi[66]	Wunderlich	2015	A disc web spider.
Retrooecobius convexus[66]	Wunderlich	2015	A disc web spider.
Saetosoma filiembolus[67]	Wunderlich	2012	An armored spider.
Spatiator putescens[66]	Wunderlich	2015	A spatiatorid spider.
Spinasilia dissoluta[66]	Wunderlich	2015	A tree trunk spider.
Spinicreber antiquus[66]	Wunderlich	2015	A pholcochyrocerid spider.
Spinicreber vacuus[63]	Wunderlich & Müller	2020	A pholcochyrocerid spider.
Spinicymbium curvimetatarsus[65]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2018	A zarqaraneid spider.
Spinicymbium falcata[65]	(Wunderlich)	2015	A zarqaraneid spider. Originally described as "Hypotheridiosoma" falcata.
Spinipalpitibia hirsuta[65]	Wunderlich in Wunderlich & Müller	2018	A protoaraneoidid spider.
Spinipalpitibia maior[66]	Wunderlich	2015	A protoaraneoidid spider.
Spinipalpus vetus[66]	Wunderlich	2015	A pholcochyrocerid spider.
Unicornutiblemma brevicornis[63]	Wunderlich & Müller	2020	An armored spider.
Unicornutiblemma gracilicornis[63]	Wunderlich & Müller	2020	An armored spider.
Unicornutiblemma longicornis[63]	Wunderlich & Müller	2020	An armored spider.
Unicornutiblemma unicornis[62][63]	(Wunderlich)	2017	An armored spider. Originally described as ?"Eogamasomorpha" unicornis.
Uniscutosoma aberrans[66]	Wunderlich	2015	An armored spider.
Vetiator gracilipes[66]	Wunderlich	2015	A vetiatorid spider.[62]
Zamilia aculeopectens[66]	Wunderlich	2015	A disc web spider.
Zamilia antecessor[69]	Wunderlich	2008	A disc web spider.
Zamilia quattuormammillae[66]	Wunderlich	2015	A disc web spider.

Ixodida

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Amblyomma birmitum[78]	Chitimia-Dobler et al.	2017	An ixodid hard tick.
Cornupalpatum burmanicum[79]	Poinar & Brown	2003	An ixodid tick	Cornupalpatum burmanicum
Deinocroton draculi[80]	Peñalver, Arillo, Anderson & Pérez-de la Fuente	2017	A deinocrotonid tick.
Haemaphysalis (Alloceraea) cretacea[81]	Chitimia-Dobler, Pfeffer & Dunlop	2018	A Haemaphysaline hard tick.

Opilioacariformes

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
?Opilioacarus groehni[82]	Dunlop & Bernardi	2014	An opilioacarid mite.

Opiliones

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes
Biungulus xiai[83]	Bartel et al.	2020	An epedanid armoured harvestman.
Ellenbergellus tuberculatus[83]	Bartel et al.	2020	A tithaeid harvestman.
Gigantocheles nilsi[83]	Bartel et al.	2020	An epedanid armoured harvestman.
Halitherses grimaldii[84]	Giribet & Dunlop	2005	An ortholasmatine nemastomatid harvestman
Mesokanus oehmkuehnlei[83]	Bartel et al.	2020	A mesokanid laniatorean harvestman.
Monooculricinuleus incisus[85]	Wunderlich	2017	A monooculricinuleid harvestman.[64]
Monooculricinuleus semiglobosus[85]	Wunderlich	2017	A monooculricinuleid harvestman.[64]
Palaeobeloniscus thilolebi[83]	Bartel et al.	2020	A beloniscid harvestman.
Palaeosiro burmanicum[86]	Poinar	2008	A stylocellid harvestmant
Petrobunoides sharmai[87]	Selden et al.	2016	An epedanid armoured harvestman.
Protopyramidops nalae[83]	Bartel et al.	2020	Possibly a pyramidopid harvestman.

Palpigradi

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Electrokoenenia yaksha[88]	Engel & Huang	2016	A Eukoeneniid microwhip scorpion

Pseudoscorpiones

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Amblyolpium burmiticum[89]	(Cockerell)	1920	A garypinid pseudoscorpion. Originally described as "Garypus" burmiticus.
Electrobisium acutum[90]	Cockerell	1917	A neobisiid pseudoscorpion
Procheiridium judsoni[91]	Porta et al.	2020	A cheiridiid pseudoscorpion.	Procheiridium judsoni
Protofeaella peetersae[92]	Henderickx in Henderickx & Boone	2016	A pseudoscorpion of uncertain placement.[93]
Weygoldtiella plausus[94]	Harvey et al.	2018	A chthoniid pseudoscorpion.

Ricinulei

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes
Hirsutisoma acutiformis[85]	Wunderlich	2017	A Hirsutisomid hooded tickspider.
Hirsutisoma bruckschi[85]	Wunderlich	2017	A Hirsutisomid hooded tickspider.
Hirsutisoma dentata[85]	Wunderlich	2017	A Hirsutisomid hooded tickspider.
?Poliochera cretacea[95]	Wunderlich	2012	A poliocherid hooded tickspider of uncertain generic placement.
Primoricinuleus pugio[59]	Wunderlich	2015	A primoricinuleid hooded tickspider.

Schizomida

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Mesozomus groehni[96]	Müller et al.	2020	A short-tailed whip scorpion

Scorpiones

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Archaeoananteroides maderai[97]	Lourenço & Velten	2016	A buthid scorpion.
Archaeoscorpiops cretacicus[98]	Lourenço	2015	A palaeoeuscorpiid scorpion.
Betaburmesebuthus bellus[99]	Lourenço	2016	A palaeoburmesebuthid scorpion.	Betaburmesebuthus bellus
Betaburmesebuthus bidentatus[100]	Lourenço	2015	A palaeoburmesebuthid scorpion.[99]
Betaburmesebuthus fleissneri[101]	Lourenço & Velten	2016	A palaeoburmesebuthid scorpion.[99]
Betaburmesebuthus joergi[102]	Lourenço & Rossi	2017	A palaeoburmesebuthid scorpion.
Betaburmesebuthus kobberti[103]	Lourenço	2015	A palaeoburmesebuthid scorpion.
Betaburmesebuthus larafleissnerae[104]	Lourenço & Velten	2016	A palaeoburmesebuthid scorpion.
Betaburmesebuthus muelleri[100]	Lourenço	2015	A palaeoburmesebuthid scorpion.
Burmesescorpiops groehni[105]	Lourenço	2016	An Archaeoscorpiopinae palaeoeuscorpiid scorpion.
Chaerilobuthus birmanicus[106]	Lourenço	2015	A chaerilobuthid scorpion.
Chaerilobuthus bruckschi[106]	Lourenço	2015	A chaerilobuthid scorpion.
Chaerilobuthus complexus[107]	Lourenço & Beigel	2011	A chaerilobuthid scorpion.
Chaerilobuthus enigmaticus[108]	Lourenço	2015	A chaerilobuthid scorpion.
Chaerilobuthus gigantosternum[105]	Lourenço	2016	A chaerilobuthid scorpion.
Chaerilobuthus knodelorum[109]	Lourenço	2018	A chaerilobuthid scorpion.
Chaerilobuthus longiaculeus[110]	Lourenço	2013	A chaerilobuthid scorpion.
Chaerilobuthus serratus[105]	Lourenço	2016	A chaerilobuthid scorpion.
Chaerilobuthus schwarzi[111]	Lourenço	2015	A chaerilobuthid scorpion.
Cretaceoushormiops knodeli[112]	Lourenço	2018	A protoischnurid scorpion.
Electrochaerilus buckleyi[113]	Santiago-Blay, Fet, Solegrad & Anderson	2004	A chaerilid scorpion
Palaeoburmesebuthus grimaldii[114]	Lourenço	2002	A palaeoburmesebuthid scorpion.
Palaeoburmesebuthus knodeli[115]	Lourenço	2018	A palaeoburmesebuthid scorpion.
Palaeoburmesebuthus longipalpis[102]	Lourenço & Rossi	2017	A palaeoburmesebuthid scorpion.
Palaeoburmesebuthus ohlhoffi[106]	Lourenço	2015	A palaeoburmesebuthid scorpion.
Palaeotrilineatus ellenbergeri[116]	Lourenço	2012	A palaeotrilineatid scorpion.
Spinoburmesebuthus pohli[117]	Lourenço & Velten	2017	A palaeoburmesebuthid buthoidean scorpion.
Sucinlourencous adrianae[118]	Rossi	2015	A sucinlourencoid scorpion.

Solifugae

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Cushingia ellenbergeri[119]	Dunlop et al.	2015	A solifuge of uncertain phylogenetic placement.

Thelyphonida

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Burmathelyphonia prima[59]	Wunderlich	2015	A whip scorpion of uncertain placement.
Mesothelyphonus parvus[120]	Cai & Huang	2017	A thelyphonine whip scorpion.

Trombidiformes

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Burerythrites pankowskii[121]	Konikiewicz & Mąkol	2018	An erythraeid mite.
Burfessonia maryae[121]	Konikiewicz & Mąkol	2018	A Smaridid mite.
Burphanolophus joergwunderlichi[121]	Konikiewicz & Mąkol	2018	An erythraeid mite.
Cheyletus burmiticus[122]	Cockerell	1917	A cheyletid mite
Immensmaris chewbaccei[123]	Dunlop, Frahnert & Mąkol	2018	A smaridid mite.	Immensmaris chewbaccei
Nothrotrombidium myanmarum[121]	Konikiewicz & Mąkol	2018	A trombellid mite.
Odontoscirus cretacico[124]	Porta et al.	2020	A bdellid mite.
Procaeculus coineaui[125]	Porta et al.	2019	A caeculid mite.

Incertae sedis

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Chimerarachne yingi[126]	Wang et al	2018	A tetrapulmonate of uncertain affinity	Chimerarachne yingi (artists reconstruction)

Callipodida

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Burmanopetalum inexpectatum[127]	Stoev, Moritz & Wesener	2019	A callipodidan millipede	Burmanopetalum inexpectatum

Platydesmida

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Andrognathus burmiticus[128]	Moritz & Wesener	2019	An andrognathid millipede

Polyxenida

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes
Pauropsxenus extraneus[129]	Su, Cai & Huang	2020	A polyxenid millipede.
Pauropsxenus ordinatus[129]	Su, Cai & Huang	2020	A polyxenid millipede.
Phryssonotus burmiticus[122]	Cockerell	1917	A synxenid millipede

Siphoniulida

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Siphoniulus muelleri[130]	Liu, Rühr & Wesener	2017	A siphoniulid millipede.
Siphoniulus preciosus[130]	Liu, Rühr & Wesener	2017	A siphoniulid millipede.

Siphonophorida

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Siphonophora hui[131]	Jiang et al.	2020	A siphonophorid sucking millipede.

Entomobryomorpha

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes
Burmisotoma lamellifera[132]	Christiansen & Nascimbene	2006	An isotomid springtail
Cretacentomobrya burma[132]	Christiansen & Nascimbene	2006	A praentomobryid springtail
Praentomobrya avita[132]	Christiansen & Nascimbene	2006	A praentomobryid springtail
Proisotoma pettersonae[132]	Christiansen & Nascimbene	2006	An isotomid springtail
Propachyotoma conica[132]	Christiansen & Nascimbene	2006	An isotomid springtail
Protodesoria granda[132]	Christiansen & Nascimbene	2006	An isotomid springtail
Protoisotoma burma[132]	Christiansen & Nascimbene	2006	An isotomid springtail
Villusisotoma brevis[132]	Christiansen & Nascimbene	2006	An isotomid springtail
Villusisotoma longa[132]	Christiansen & Nascimbene	2006	An isotomid springtail

Poduromorpha

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Protodontella minicornis[132]	Christiansen & Nascimbene	2006	An odontellid springtail

Symphypleona

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes
Grinnellia ventis[132]	Christiansen & Nascimbene	2006	A sminthurid springtail
Mucrovirga incompleta[132]	Christiansen & Nascimbene	2006	A sminthurid springtail
Sminthurconus grimaldi[132]	Christiansen & Nascimbene	2006	A sminthurid springtail
Sminthuricinus deceptus[132]	Christiansen & Nascimbene	2006	A sminthurid springtail

Insecta

Isopoda

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Myanmariscus deboiseae[133]	Broly, Maillet & Ross	2015	A possible styloniscid[134] woodlouse
Palaeoarmadillo microsoma[134]	Poinar	2018	An armadillid woodlouse.

Ostracoda

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes
Myanmarcypris hui[135]	Wang et al.	2020	A candonid ostracod.
Sanyuania sp.[135]	Wang et al.	2020	A loxoconchid cytheroid.
Thalassocypria sp.[135]	Wang et al.	2020	A candonid ostracod.

Scolopendrellidae

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Symphylella patrickmuelleri[136]	Moritz & Wesener	2017	A scolopendrellid pseudocentipede.

Mollusca

Ammonitida

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Puzosia (Bhimaites) species[137]	N/A	"2019"	An immature Puzosia (Bhimaites) species dead shell Likely entombed as shoreline debris	Puzosia (Bhimaites) species

"Architaenioglossa"

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Archaeocyclotus plicatula[138]	Asato & Hirano in Hirano et al.	2019	A cyclophorid land snail	Archaeocyclotus plicatula
Euthema annae[139]	Balashov	2020	A diplommatinid land snail
Euthema hesoana[138]	Asato & Hirano in Hirano et al.	2019	A diplommatinid land snail	Euthema hesoana
Euthema truncatellina[140]	Balashov, Perkovsky & Vasilenko	2020	A diplommatinid land snail
Hirsuticyclus electrum[141]	Neubauer, Xing & Jochum	2019	A cyclophorid land snail
Lagocheilus cretaspira[138]	Asato & Hirano in Hirano et al.	2019	A cyclophorid land snail	Lagocheilus cretaspira
Lagocheilus electrospira[138]	Asato & Hirano in Hirano et al.	2019	A cyclophorid land snail	Lagocheilus electrospira
Pseudopomatias lyui[142][143]	(Yu, Wang & Jarzembowski)	2019	A cyclophorid land snail, first as "Epitonium (Papyriscala) lyui"
Pseudopomatias zhuoi[142][143]	(Yu, Wang & Jarzembowski)	2019	A cyclophorid land snail, first as "Epitonium (Epitonium) zhuoi"
Schistoloma electrothauma[138]	Asato & Hirano in Hirano et al.	2019	A pupinid land snail	Schistoloma electrothauma

Littorinimorpha

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes
Assiminea striatura[144]	Bullis et al.	2020	An assimineid land snail
Eotrichophorus kachin[144]	Bullis et al.	2020	An assimineid land snail
Macropupina electricus[144]	Bullis et al.	2020	An assimineid land snail
Paleodiplommatina spelomphalos[144]	Bullis et al.	2020	An assimineid land snail
Perissocyclos kyrtostoma[144]	Bullis et al.	2020	An assimineid land snail
Xenostoma lophopleura[144]	Bullis et al.	2020	An assimineid land snail

Mathildoidea

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Mathilda[137]	N/A	"2019"	2 dead shells likely entombed as shoreline debris

Neritimorpha

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
?Hydrocena praecursor[145]	Yu & Neubauer	2021	A member of the family Hydrocenidae.

Nematoda

Rhabditida

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Cretodiplogaster termitophilous[146]	Poinar	2011	A rhabditid nematode of uncertain placement
Palaeocosmocerca burmanica[146]	Poinar	2011	A cosmocercid nematode
Proheterorhabditis burmanicus[146]	Poinar	2011	A heterorhabditid nematode	Proheterorhabditis burmanicus next to host beetle

Mermithida

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes
Cretacimermis aphidophilus[147]	Poinar	2017	A mermithid nematode
Cretacimermis chironomae[146]	Poinar	2011	A mermithid nematode
Cretacimermis protus[148]	Poinar & Buckley	2006	A mermithid nematode

Aphelenchida

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Cretaciaphelenchoides burmensis[146]	Poinar	2011	An aphelenchoidid nematode

Oxyurida

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Paleothelastoma tipulae[146]	Poinar	2011	A thelastomatid nematode

Nematomorpha

Gordioidea

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Cretachordodes burmitis[148]	Poinar & Buckley	2006	A chordodid Gordian worm

Onychophora

Euonychophora

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Cretoperipatus burmiticus	Engel & Grimaldi	2002	A peripatid velvet worm	Cretoperipatus burmiticus (artist reconstruction)

Vertebrata

Allocaudata

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Yaksha perettii[149][150][151]	Daza et al.	2020	Figured in a 2016 as a Chameleonid. Identified in 2018 as an albanerpetonid.

Anura

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Electrorana limoae[152]	Xing et al	2018	A tropical frog	Electrorana limoae

Archosauria

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes
Coelurosauria[153]	Xing et al	2016	Preserved tail with feathers
Elektorornis chenguangi[154]	Xing et al	2019	An enantiornithine avialan, preserved wing and foot with a long toe.
Enantiornithes[155][156][157][158][159][160][161]	Multiple	Various	Several partial wings and feet, and more completely preserved juveniles
Oculudentavis khaungraae[162]	Xing et al.	2020	A bee hummingbird sized saurian of uncertain placement.

Squamata

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Barlochersaurus winhtini[163]	Daza et al.	2018	A tiny (~ 2 cm long) possible stem-anguimorph
Cretaceogekko burmae[164]	Arnold & Poinar	2008	A gecko	Cretaceogekko burmae
Xiaophis myanmarensis[165]	Xing et al.	2018	An embryo or neonate snake of uncertain placement
Squamata[149]	Daza et al.	2016	13 Specimens of Squamate, varying from largely complete specimens to isolated limbs that were assigned to various families, one of which was later determined to be an albanerpetontid.

Ichnotaxa

Dictyoptera

Ichnotaxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Blattocoprolites mesoblattamaxi[34]	Hinkelman in Hinkelman & Vršanská	2020	A mesoblattinid cockroach coprolite. Associated with Mesoblatta maxi and Chlamydomonas hanublikanus

Bivalvia

Ichnotaxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Teredolites clavatus	n/a	2018	pholadid burrowing crypts in the amber nodules, first described from Burmese amber as the fungus "Palaeoclavaria burmitis"	Teredolites clavatus

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[Paleohaemoproteus2005-6] Poinar, G. O. Jr.; Telford, S. R. (2005). "Paleohaemoproteus burmacis gen. n., sp. n. (Haemospororida: Plasmodiidae) from an Early Cretaceous biting midge (Diptera: Ceratopogonidae)". Parasitology. 131 (1): 79–84. doi:10.1017/S0031182005007298. PMID 16038399.

[Primigregarina2010-7] Poinar, G. O. Jr. (2010). "Primigregarina burmanica n. gen., n. sp., an early cretaceous gregarine (Apicomplexa: Eugregarinorida) parasite of a cockroach (Insecta: Blattodea)". Fossil Behavior Compendium: 54–56.

[Paleotrypanosoma2008-8] Poinar, G. O. Jr (2008). "Leptoconops nosopheris sp. n. (Diptera: Ceratopogonidae) and Paleotrypanosoma burmanicus gen. n., sp. n. (Kinetoplastida: Trypanosomatidae), a biting midge--trypanosome vector association from the Early Cretaceous". Memórias do Instituto Oswaldo Cruz. 103 (5): 468–71. doi:10.1590/s0074-02762008000500010. PMID 18797760.

[Cockroach2009-9] Poinar, G. O. Jr. (2009). "Early Cretaceous protist flagellates (Parabasalia: Hypermatigia: Oxymonada) of cockroaches (Insecta: Blattaria) in Burmese amber". Cretaceous Research. 30 (5): 1066–1072. doi:10.1016/j.cretres.2009.03.008.

[Paleocadus2016-10] Poinar, G. O. Jr. (2016). "A mid-Cretaceous Eccrinales infesting a primitive wasp in Myanmar amber". Fungal Biology. 120 (12): 1537–1539. doi:10.1016/j.funbio.2016.08.001. PMID 27890089.

[Palaeorickettsia2014-11] Poinar, G. O. Jr. (2015). "Rickettsial-like cells in the Cretaceous tick, Cornupalpatum burmanicum (Ixodida: Ixodidae)". Cretaceous Research. 52, Part B: 623–627. doi:10.1016/j.cretres.2014.02.007.

[Eoëpigynia2007-12] Poinar, G.; Chambers, K. L.; Buckley, R. (2007). "Eoëpigynia burmensis gen. and sp. nov., an Early Cretaceous eudicot flower (Angiospermae) in Burmese amber". Journal of the Botanical Research Institute of Texas: 91–96.

[Cascolaurus2017-13] Poinar, G. O. Jr (2017). "A mid-Cretaceous Lauraceae flower, Cascolaurus burmitis gen. et sp. nov., in Myanmar amber". Cretaceous Research. 71: 96–101. doi:10.1016/j.cretres.2016.11.015.

[Dispariflora2019-14] Poinar, G. O. Jr.; Chambers, K. L. (2019). "Dispariflora robertae gen. et sp. nov., a mid-Cretaceous flower of possible Lauralean affinity from Myanmar amber". Journal of the Botanical Research Institute of Texas. 13 (1): 173–183.

[Jamesrosea2016-15] Crepet, W. L.; Nixon, K. C.; Grimaldi, D. A.; Riccio, M. (2016). "A mosaic Lauralean flower from the Early Cretaceous of Myanmar". American Journal of Botany. 103 (2): 290–297. doi:10.3732/ajb.1500393. PMID 26865118.

[Palaeoanthella2005-16] Poinar, G. O. Jr; Chambers, K. L. (2005). "Palaeoanthella huangii gen. and sp. nov., an Early Cretaceous flower (Angiospermae) in Burmese amber". Sida. 21 (4): 2087–2092.

[Zygadelphus2019-17] Poinar, G. O. Jr; Chambers, K. L. (2019). "Zygadelphus aetheus gen. et sp. nov., an unusual fossil flower from mid-Cretaceous Myanmar amber". Journal of the Botanical Research Institute of Texas. 13 (2): 467–473.

[18] Peris, D.; Labandeira, C. C.; Barrón, E.; Delclòs, X.; Rust, J.; Wang, B. (2020). "Generalist pollen-feeding beetles during the mid-Cretaceous". iScience. 23 (3): Article 100913. doi:10.1016/j.isci.2020.100913. PMC 7113562. PMID 32191877.

[Tropidogyne2019-19] Poinar, G. O. Jr; Chambers, K. L. (2019). "Tropidogyne lobodisca sp. nov., a third species of the genus from mid-Cretaceous Myanmar amber". Journal of the Botanical Research Institute of Texas. 13 (2): 461–466.

[Tropidogyne2017-20] Poinar, G. O. Jr; Chambers, K. L. (2017). "Tropidogyne pentaptera, sp. nov., a new mid-Cretaceous fossil angiosperm flower in Burmese amber". Palaeodiversity. 10 (1): 135–140. doi:10.18476/pale.v10.a10.

[Tropidogyne2010-21] Chambers, K. L.; Poinar, G. O. Jr; Buckley, R. (2010). "Tropidogyne a new genus of Early Cretaceous eudicots (Angiospermae) from Burmese amber". Novon. 20 (1): 23–29. doi:10.3417/2008039. S2CID 86227328.

[Programinis2004-22] Poinar, G. O. Jr (2004). "Programinis burmitis gen. et sp. nov., and P. laminatus sp. nov., Early Cretaceous grass-like monocots in Burmese amber". Australian Systematic Botany. 17 (5): 497–504. doi:10.1071/SB04002.

[Antiquifloris2016-23] Poinar, G. O. Jr.; Buckley, R.; Chen, H. (2016). "A primitive Mid-Cretaceous angiosperm flower, Antiquifloris latifibris gen. & sp. nov., in Myanmar amber". Journal of the Botanical Research Institute of Texas. 10 (1): 155–162.

[Chenocybus2018-24] George Poinar, Jr. (2018). "Mid-Cretaceous angiosperm flowers in Myanmar amber". In Beatrice Welch; Micheal Wilkerson (eds.). Recent advances in plant research. pp. 187–218. ISBN 978-1-53614-170-2.

[Exalloanthum2019-25] Poinar, G. O. Jr (2019). "Exalloanthum, a new name for a fossil angiosperm flower in Myanmar amber". Journal of the Botanical Research Institute of Texas. 13 (2): 475–476.

[Lachnociona2008-26] Poinar, G. O. Jr; Chambers, K. L.; Buckley, R. (2008). "An early Cretaceous angiosperm fossil of possible significance in rosid floral diversification". Journal of the Botanical Research Institute of Texas. 2 (2): 1183–1192.

[Lijinganthus2018-27] Liu, Z.-J.; Huang, D.; Cai, C.; Wang, X. (2018). "The core eudicot boom registered in Myanmar amber". Scientific Reports. 8 (1): Article number 16765. Bibcode:2018NatSR...816765L. doi:10.1038/s41598-018-35100-4. PMC 6233203. PMID 30425298.

[Micropetasos2013-28] Poinar, G. O. Jr.; Chambers, K. L.; Wunderlich, J. (2013). "Micropetasos, a new genus of angiosperms from mid-cretaceous Burmese amber". Journal of the Botanical Research Institute of Texas. 7 (2): 745–750.

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[Strombothelya2019-30] Poinar, G. O. Jr; Chambers, K. L. (2019). "Strombothelya gen. nov., a fossil angiosperm with two species in mid-Cretaceous Myanmar amber". Journal of the Botanical Research Institute of Texas. 13 (2): 451–460.

[Calymperites2014-31] Heinrichs, J.; Schäfer-Verwimp, A.; Hedenäs, L.; Ignatov, M. S.; Schmidt, A. R. (2014). "An acrocarpous moss in Cretaceous amber from Myanmar". Cretaceous Research. 51: 260–265. doi:10.1016/j.cretres.2014.06.010.

[Hedenäs2014-32] Hedenäs, L.; Heinrichs, J.; Schmidt, A. R. (2014). "Bryophytes of the Burmese amber forest: amending and expanding the circumscription of the Cretaceous moss genus Vetiplanaxis". Review of Palaeobotany and Palynology. 209: 1–10. doi:10.1016/j.revpalbo.2014.05.008.

[Electrophycus2020-33] Poinar, G. O. Jr.; Brown, A. e. (2020). "A green algae (Chaetophorales: Chaetophoraceae) in Burmese amber". Historical Biology: An International Journal of Paleobiology. in press: 1–5. doi:10.1080/08912963.2019.1616719.

[Mesoblatta2020-34] Hinkelman, J.; Vršanská, L. (2020). "A Myanmar amber cockroach with protruding feces contains pollen and a rich microcenosis". The Science of Nature. 107 (2): Article number 13. Bibcode:2020SciNa.107...13H. doi:10.1007/s00114-020-1669-y. PMID 32125545. S2CID 211730431.

[Heinrichs2011-35] Heinrichs, J.; Reiner-Drewald, M.E.; Feldberg, K.; von Konrat, M.; Hentschel, J.; Váňa, J.; Grimaldi, D.A.; Nascimbene, P.C.; Schmidt, A.R. (2011). "The leafy liverwort Frullania (Jungermanniopsida) in the Cretaceous amber forest of Myanmar". Review of Palaeobotany and Palynology. 169: 21–28. doi:10.1016/j.revpalbo.2011.10.002.

[Hentschel2009-36] Hentschel, J.; Schmidt, A. R.; Heinrichs, J. (2009). "Frullania cretacea, sp. nov. (Porellales, Jungermanniopsida), a leafy liverwort preserved in Cretaceous amber from Myanmar". Cryptogamie, Bryologie. 30 (3): 323–328.

[Fpartita2020-37] Li, Y.; Wang, Y.-D.; Schnerder, H.; Wu, P.-C. (2020). "Frullania partita sp. nov. (Frullaniaceae, Porellales), a new leafy liverwort from the mid-Cretaceous of Myanmar". Cretaceous Research. 108: Article 104341. doi:10.1016/j.cretres.2019.104341.

[Heinrichsetal2017-38] Heinrichs, J.; Feldberg, K.; Müller, P.; Schäfer-Verwimpe, A.; von Konrat, M.; Ilsemann, B; Krings, M. (2017). "Frullania pinnata spec. nov. (Frullaniaceae, Porellales), a new leafy liverwort in mid-Cretaceous Burmese amber from Myanmar". Cretaceous Research. 78: 56–60. doi:10.1016/j.cretres.2017.05.030.

[Heinrichsetal2014-39] Heinrichs, J.; Schäfer-Verwimp, A.; Feldberg, K.; Schmidt, A. R. (2014). "The extant liverwort Gackstroemia (Lepidolaenaceae, Porellales) in Cretaceous amber from Myanmar". Review of Palaeobotany and Palynology. 203: 48–52. doi:10.1016/j.revpalbo.2014.01.004.

[Heinrichsetal2017proto-40] Heinrichs, J.; Feldberg, K.; Bechteler, J.; Müller, P.; Renner, M. A.; Váňa, J.; Schäfer-Verwimp, A.; Schmidt, A. R. (2017). "A fossil genus of the Frullaniaceae (Porellales, Jungermanniopsida) from the mid-Cretaceous of Myanmar". Cretaceous Research. 74: 223–226. doi:10.1016/j.cretres.2017.02.023.

[Radula2017-41] Bechteler, J.; Schmidt, A. R.; Renner, M.A.; Wang, B.; Pérez-Escobar, O. A.; Schäfer-Verwimp, A.; Feldberg, K.; Heinrichs, J. (2017). "A Burmese amber fossil of Radula (Porellales, Jungermanniopsida) provides insights into the Cretaceous evolution of epiphytic lineages of leafy liverworts". Fossil Record. 20 (2): 201–213. doi:10.5194/fr-20-201-2017.

[Thyrsopteris2020-42] Li, C.; Moran, R. C.; Ma, J.; Wang, B.; Hao, J.; Yang, Q. (2020). "A mid-Cretaceous tree fern of Thyrsopteridaceae (Cyatheales) preserved in Myanmar amber". Cretaceous Research. 105: Article 104050. doi:10.1016/j.cretres.2019.01.002.

[Poinar2008B-43] Poinar, G.O.Jr.; Buckley, R. (2008). "Cretacifilix fungiformis gen. and sp. nov., an eupolypod fern (Polypodiales) in Early Cretaceous Burmese amber". Journal of the Botanical Research Institute of Texas. 2 (2): 1175–1182.

[Regalado2017-44] Regalado, L.; Schmidt, A. R.; Appelhans, M. S.; Ilsemann, B.; Schneider, H.; Krings, M.; Heinrichs, J. (2017). "A fossil species of the enigmatic early polypod fern genus Cystodium (Cystodiaceae) in Cretaceous amber from Myanmar". Scientific Reports. 7 (1): 1–9. Bibcode:2017NatSR...714615R. doi:10.1038/s41598-017-14985-7. PMC 5668433. PMID 29097728.

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[Regalado2018-46] Regalado, L.; Schmidt, A. R.; Krings, M.; Bechteler, J.; Schneider, H.; Heinrichs, J. (2018). "Fossil evidence of eupolypod ferns in the mid-Cretaceous of Myanmar". Plant Systematics and Evolution. 304 (1): 1–13. doi:10.1007/s00606-017-1439-2. S2CID 21617872.

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[Poinar2007-49] Poinar, G.O.; Buckley, R. (2007). "Evidence of mycoparasitism and hypermycoparasitism in Early Cretaceous amber". Mycological Research. 111 (4): 503–506. doi:10.1016/j.mycres.2007.02.004. PMID 17512712.

[Poinar2015-50] Poinar, G. J.; Alderman, S.; Wunderlich, J. (2015). "One hundred million year old ergot: psychotropic compounds in the Cretaceous". Palaeodiversity. 8: 13–19.

[Sung2008-51] Sung, G. H.; Poinar, G. O.; Spatafora, J. W. (2008). "The oldest fossil evidence of animal parasitism by fungi supports a Cretaceous diversification of fungal–arthropod symbioses". Molecular Phylogenetics and Evolution. 49 (2): 495–502. doi:10.1016/j.ympev.2008.08.028. PMID 18817884.

[Paleoambrosia2018-52] Poinar, G. O. Jr.; Vega, F. E. (2018). "A mid-Cretaceous ambrosia fungus, Paleoambrosia entomophila gen. nov. et sp. nov. (Ascomycota: Ophiostomatales) in Burmese (Myanmar) amber, and evidence for a femoral mycangium". Fungal Biology. 122 (12): 1159–1162. doi:10.1016/j.funbio.2018.08.002. PMID 30449353.

[Poinar2014-53] Poinar Jr, G. O.; da Silva Alfredo, D.; Baseia, I. G. (2014). "A gasteroid fungus, Palaeogaster micromorpha gen. & sp. nov.(Boletales) in Cretaceous Myanmar amber". Journal of the Botanical Research Institute of Texas. 8 (1): 139–143.

[Poinar2018-54] Poinar, G. O. (2018). "A mid-Cretaceous pycnidia, Palaeomycus epallelus gen. et sp. nov., in Myanmar amber". Historical Biology. 38: 1–4. doi:10.1080/08912963.2018.1446531. S2CID 90373037.

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[Isocrinus2019-57] Salamon, M. A.; Lin, J.; Duda, P.; Gorzelak, P.; Ausich, W. I.; Oji, T. (2019). "Paleoenvironmental and biostratigraphic implications of echinoderm ossicles trapped within Burmese amber". PALAIOS. 34 (12): 652–656. Bibcode:2019Palai..34..652S. doi:10.2110/palo.2019.084. S2CID 209473464.

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[BzA10Araneae-62] Wunderlich, J. (2017). "New and rare fossil spiders (Araneae) in mid Cretaceous amber from Myanmar (Burma), including the description of new extinct families of the suborders Mesothelae and Opisthothelae as well as notes on the taxonomy, the evolution and the biogeography of the Mesothelae" (PDF). In Jörg Wunderlich (ed.). Beiträge zur Araneologie, 10. pp. 72–279.

[BzA13-63] Wunderlich, J.; Müller, P. (2020). "New and already described fossil spiders (Araneae) of 20 families in mid and Late Cretaceous Burmese ambers, with notes on spider phylogeny, evolution and classification" (PDF). In Jörg Wunderlich (ed.). Beiträge zur Araneologie, 13. pp. 22–164. ISBN 978-3-931473-19-8.

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[BzA11-65] Jörg Wunderlich; Patrick Müller (2018). "Reflections on the origin of the orb web, on the evolution and the relationships of selected spiders (Araneae): the RTA-clade, the superfamily Leptonetoidea as well as on the orb-weaving spiders (Araneoidea and Deinopoidea), based on "missing links" in Cretaceous Burmese amber; descriptions of new taxa, and notes on the spider fauna in Burmite" (PDF). In Jörg Wunderlich (ed.). Beiträge zur Araneologie, 11. Fossil spiders (Araneae) in Cretaceous Burmese amber. pp. 1–177. ISBN 978-3-931473-16-7.

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[Cretaceousambers-67] Wunderlich, J. (2012). "On the fossil spider (Araneae) fauna in Cretaceous ambers, with descriptions of new taxa from Myanmar (Burma) and Jordan, and on the relationships of the superfamily Leptonetoidea" (PDF). In Jörg Wunderlich (ed.). Beiträge zur Araneologie, 7: Fifteen papers on extant and fossil spiders (Araneae). pp. 157–232.

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[Burmesiola-70] Wunderlich, J. (2011). "Some fossil spiders (Araneae) in Cretaceous ambers". In Jörg Wunderlich (ed.). Beiträge zur Araneologie, 6. pp. 539–557.

[Electroblemma2016-71] Selden, P. A.; Zhang, W.; Ren, D. (2016). "A bizarre armoured spider (Araneae: Tetrablemmidae) from Upper Cretaceous Myanmar amber". Cretaceous Research. 66: 129–135. doi:10.1016/j.cretres.2016.06.007.

[Eomesothele2020-72] Wunderlich, J. (2019). "What is a spider? Cretaceous fossils modify strongly phylogenetics as well as diagnoses of families, superfamilies and even suborders of spiders (Araneida) and other arthropods" (PDF). In Jörg Wunderlich (ed.). Beiträge zur Araneologie, 12. pp. 1–32.

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[Odontomegops2020-75] Guo, X.; Selden, P. A.; Shih, C.; Ren, D. (2020). "Two new lagonomegopid spiders (Arachnida: Araneae) from the mid-Cretaceous of northern Myanmar, with comments on the superfamilial placement of Lagonomegopidae". Cretaceous Research. 106: Article 104257. doi:10.1016/j.cretres.2019.104257.

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[78] Chitimia-Dobler, L.; Cancian de Araujo, B.; Ruthensteiner, B.; Pfeffer, T.; Dunlop, J. (2017). "Amblyomma birmitum a new species of hard tick in Burmese amber". Parasitology. 144 (11): 1441–1448. doi:10.1017/S0031182017000853. PMID 28583219.

[Poinar&Brown2003-79] Poinar, G.; Brown, A. E. (2003). "A new genus of hard ticks in Cretaceous Burmese amber (Acari: Ixodida: Ixodidae)". Systematic Parasitology. 54 (3): 199–205. doi:10.1023/A:1022689325158. PMID 12652071. S2CID 11527194.

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[Biungulus-83] Bartel, C.; Dunlop, J. A.; Sharma, P. P.; Selden, P. A.; Ren, D.; Shih, C. (2020). "Laniatorean harvestmen (Arachnida: Opiliones) from mid-Cretaceous Burmese amber". Cretaceous Research. 119: Article 104703. doi:10.1016/j.cretres.2020.104703.

[Halitherses2005-84] Giribet, G.; Dunlop, J. (2005). "First identifiable Mesozoic harvestman (Opiliones: Dyspnoi) from Cretaceous Burmese amber" (PDF). Proceedings of the Royal Society B. 272 (1567): 1007–1013. doi:10.1098/rspb.2005.3063. PMC 1039256. PMID 1599874.

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