| Genera of Aeschnidiid dragonfly |
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| Generic name |
Geographical location |
Age |
| †Aegyptidium[2] |
Abu Ballas Formation, Egypt |
122-112 Ma, Early Cretaceous |
| †Aeschnidiella[2] |
Ulyanovsk Oblast, Russia |
125-113 Ma, Early Cretaceous |
| †Aeschnidiopsis[2] |
Walumbilla Formation, Australia |
125-113 Ma, Early Cretaceous |
| †Aeschnidium[2] |
Lulworth Formation, England |
145-140 Ma, Early Cretaceous |
| †Angloaeschnidium[2] |
La Huérguina Formation, Spain, and the Weald Clay Formation, England |
130-125 Ma, Early Cretaceous |
| †Bergeriaeschnidia[2] |
Solnhofen Limestone, Germany |
151-145 Ma, Late Jurassic |
| †Brunetaeschnidium[2] |
Nusplingen Limestone, Germany and the Solnhofen Limestone, Germany |
156-145 Ma, Late Jurassic |
| †Brunneaeschnidia[3] |
Chijinbao Formation, China |
125-113 Ma, Early Cretaceous |
| †Cooperaeschnidium[2] |
Weald Clay Formation, England |
130-125.45 Ma, Early Cretaceous |
| †Coramaeschnidium[2] |
Weald Clay Formation, England |
136.4-130 Ma, Early Cretaceous |
| †Cratoaeschnidium[4] |
Crato Formation, Brazil |
115-113 Ma, Early Cretaceous |
| †Dakotaeschnidium[5] |
Fox Hills Formation, The United States of America |
70.6-66 Ma, Late Cretaceous |
| †Deiciosaeschidium[2] |
Purbeck-Lulworth Formation, England |
145-140 Ma, Early Cretaceous |
| †Diastatopaeschnidium[2] |
Purbeck-Lulworth Formation, England |
145-140 Ma, Early Cretaceous |
| †Dracontaeschnidium[2] |
Yixian Formation, China |
125-122 Ma, Early Cretaceous |
| †Gansuaeschnidia[6] |
Chijinbao Formation, China |
125-113 Ma, Early Cretaceous |
| †Gigantoaeschnidium[2] |
La Huérguina Formation, Spain |
130-125 Ma, Early Cretaceous |
| †Iberoaeschnidium[2] |
La Huérguina Formation, Spain |
130-125 Ma, Early Cretaceous |
| †Jarzembowskiaeschnidium[2] |
Purbeck-Lulworth Formation, England |
145-140 Ma, Early Cretaceous |
| †Kesseleraeschnidium[2] |
Weald Clay Formation, England |
136-130 Ma, Early Cretaceous |
| †Kimmeridgebrachpteraeschnidium[2] |
Kimmeridge Clay Formation, England |
156-151 Ma, Jurassic |
| †Leptaeschnidium[2] |
Zaza Formation, Russia |
125-113 Ma, Early Cretaceous |
| †Linaeschnidium[1] |
Yixian Formation, China |
125-122 Ma, Early Cretaceous |
| †Lithoaeschnidium[2] |
Solnhofen Limestone, Germany |
151-145 Ma, Late Jurassic |
| †Lleidoaeschnidium[2] |
La Pedrera de Rubies Formation, Spain and the Weald Clay Formation, England |
130-125 Ma, Early Cretaceous |
| †Malmaeschnidium[2] |
Solnhofen Limestone, Germany |
151-145 Ma, Late Jurassic |
| †Misofaeschnidium[2] |
Nusplingen Limestone, Germany and the Solnhofen Limestone, Germany |
156-145 Ma, Late Jurassic |
| †Nannoaeschnidium[2] |
La Huérguina Formation, Spain |
130-125 Ma, Early Cretaceous |
| †Rossaeschnidium[2] |
Weald Clay Formation, England |
130-125 Ma, Early Cretaceous |
| †Santanoptera[7] |
Crato Formation, Brazil |
122-112 Ma, Early Cretaceous |
| †Sinaeschnidia[2] |
Hangjiahu Formation, China, the Laiyang Formation, China, the Baiwan Formation, China, the Yixian Formation, China, the Shahai Formation, China, the Chijinbao Formation, China, and the La Huérguina Formation, Spain |
130-113 Ma, Early Cretaceous |
| †Sinostenophlebia[8] |
Qingshila Formation, China |
129-125 Ma, Early Cretaceous |
| †Solnhofenia[2] |
Solnhofen Limestone, Germany |
151-145 Ma, Late Jurassic |
| †Stylaeschnidium[2] |
Yixian Formation, China |
125-122 Ma, Early Cretaceous |
| †Tauropteryx[2] |
Crimea, Ukraine |
99.6-93.5 Ma, Late Cretaceous |
| †Urogomphus?[2] |
Solnhofen Limestone, Germany and the Purbeck-Lulworth Formation, England |
151-140 Ma, Late Jurassic to Early Cretaceous |
| †Wightonia[7] |
Crato Formation, Brazil |
122-112 Ma, Early Cretaceous |
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