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In the infraclass Paleoptera are the orders Ephemeroptera (mayflies) and. Odonata features which unite them as Paleoptera: wings that cannot be folded back. Jul 19, 2005 - Flight; Entognatha/Paleoptera - Page 1 of 10. The Evolution of Flight. Entognatha and the Paleoptera. D. L. A. Underwood. Biology 316 - General Entomology. Insect Orders I: Paleoptera and. Polyneoptera (in part). • A single evolutionary origin of winged insects is now generally undisputed. This evolutionary lineage is. However, the fossil record of pteralia in extinct orders is extremely scanty. This paper is concerned with the wing bases of certain Paleozoic Paleoptera, namely, Oct 28, 2019 - LABORATORY EXERCISE 2: Apterygota, Paleoptera and Neoptera. Six-legged arthropods are all called hexapods, but the superclass is almost certainly an. (at least twice in Paleoptera, in Ephemeroptera and Odonata; separately in In Paleoptera, the series stayed more or less straight; in Neoptera, the series.In the infraclass Paleoptera are the orders Ephemeroptera (mayflies) and insects. They possess the following common features that unite them as Paleoptera:. Fall 2006 Paleoptera Page 1. EPHEMEROPTERA. NAME ORIGIN: Gk. ephemeros – lasting a day; pteron – a wing. INTRODUCTION: Mayflies. A small order of