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Fig. 11.30 Taxonomic richness of Evanioidea during the Middle Jurassic to Miocene, showing the contribution of an early parasitoid clade to the MidMesozoic Parasitoid Revolution. (a) Total number of Evanioidea species (N = 171) and genera (N = 59) resolved to epoch time intervals during the Middle
Jurassic to Miocene. (b) The genus and species richness of families (N = 171 occurrences) within the Evanioidea resolved to epoch time intervals during the
Middle Jurassic to Miocene. Abbreviations: J2
Middle Jurassic, J3
Late Jurassic, K1
Early Cretaceous, K2
Late Cretaceous, E
Eocene, O
Oligocene, M
Miocene. Data for the Paleocene, Pliocene and Pleistocene epochs are not reported. (Reproduced with permission from Fig. 25 of Li et al. 2018a)
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Fig. 11.30 Taxonomic richness of Evanioidea during the Middle Jurassic to Miocene, showing the contribution of an early parasitoid clade to the MidMesozoic Parasitoid Revolution. (a) Total number of Evanioidea species (N = 171) and genera (N = 59) resolved to epoch time intervals during the Middle
Jurassic to Miocene. (b) The genus and species richness of families (N = 171 occurrences) within the Evanioidea resolved to epoch time intervals during the
Middle Jurassic to Miocene. Abbreviations: J2
Middle Jurassic, J3
Late Jurassic, K1
Early Cretaceous, K2
Late Cretaceous, E
Eocene, O
Oligocene, M
Miocene. Data for the Paleocene, Pliocene and Pleistocene epochs are not reported. (Reproduced with permission from Fig. 25 of Li et al. 2018a)
11 The History of Insect Parasitism and the Mid-Mesozoic Parasitoid Revolution