Insect 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]

Main article: Paleobiota of Burmese amber

Archaeognatha

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Cretaceobrevibusantennis hookensis[3]	Chen & Su	2017	A meinertellid rock bristletail.
Cretaceobrevibusantennis thornis[3]	Chen & Su	2017	A meinertellid rock bristletail.
Cretaceomachilis longa[4]	Zhang et al.	2017	A meinertellid rock bristletail.
Nullmeinertellus[4]	Zhang et al.	2017	A meinertellid rock bristletail.
Unimeinertellus abundus[4]	Zhang et al.	2017	A meinertellid rock bristletail.
Unimeinertellus bellus[4]	Zhang et al.	2017	A meinertellid rock bristletail.

Archaeorthoptera

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Chresmoda chikuni[5]	Zhang & Ge in Zhang et al	2017	A water skater like Chresmodid archaeorthopteran.

Coleoptera

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Acalyptomerus thayerae[6]	Cai & Lawrence in Cai et al.	2019	A fringe-winged beetle.
Acalyptopygus astriatus[7]	Clarke & Oberprieler in Clarke et al.	2018	An Aepyceratinae mesophyletid weevil.	Acalyptopygus astriatus
Acalyptopygus brevicornis[7]	Clarke & Oberprieler in Clarke et al.	2018	An Aepyceratinae mesophyletid weevil.	Acalyptopygus brevicornis
Acalyptopygus elongatus[7]	Clarke & Oberprieler in Clarke et al.	2018	An Aepyceratinae mesophyletid weevil.	Acalyptopygus elongatus
Acalyptopygus lingziae[7]	Clarke & Oberprieler in Clarke et al.	2018	An Aepyceratinae mesophyletid weevil.	Acalyptopygus lingziae
"Acmaeodera" burmitina[8]	Cockerell	1917	An elaterid click beetle.
Aepyceratus hyperochus[9]	Poinar, Brown & Legalov	2017	An Aepyceratinae mesophyletid weevil.[7]
Allostrophus cretaceus[10]	Hsiao et al.	2018	A polypore fungus beetle.
Allostrophus yangi[11]	Hsiao	2019	A polypore fungus beetle.
Ambarticus myanmaricus[12]	Yang, Chen & Jia	2019	A diving beetle.
Amberathyreus beuteli[13]	Bai & Zhang	2017	An athyreine dor beetle
Amberocula costata[14]	Batelka, Engel, & Prokop	2018	A wedge-shaped beetle.
Amberocula fallax[14]	Batelka, Engel, & Prokop	2018	A wedge-shaped beetle.
Amberocula muelleri[14]	Batelka, Engel, & Prokop	2018	A wedge-shaped beetle.
Amberophytum birmanicum[15]	Yu, Ślipiński & Pang in Yu et al.	2019	A rare click beetle.
Amplectister tenax[16]	Caterino & Maddison	2018	A histerid clown beetle.	Amplectister tenax
Anchineus dolichobothris[17]	Poinar & Brown	2009	A Mesophyletinae mesophyletid weevil.
Anebomorpha cercorhampha[18]	Poinar & Brown	2020	A clerid checkered beetle.
Angimordella burmitina[19]	Bao et al.	2019	A tumbling flower beetle.
Aphebodactyla rhetine[20]	Chatzimanolis, Cashion, Engel & Falin	2012	A toe-winged beetle.
Aphelonyssus latus[7]	Clarke & Oberprieler in Clarke et al.	2018	A Mesophyletinae mesophyletid weevil.
Apophisandra ammytae[21]	Molino-Olmedo	2017	A parandrine longhorn beetle.
Apotomoura fortiscrura[22]	Bao et al.	2018	An apotomourid or mordellid[23] beetle.
Archaeodraena cretacea[24]	Jäch & Yamamoto	2017	A minute moss beetle.
Archaeomalthodes rosetta[25]	Hsiao et al.	2017	A malthinine soldier beetle
Archaeozenodosus bellus[26]	Yu & Kolibač	2017	A thaneroclerid checkered beetle.
Archemastax divida[27]	Yin et al.	2019	An ant-like stone beetle.
Attagenus burmiticus[28]	Cai, Háva & Huang	2017	An attagenine carpet beetle.
Attagenus lundi[29]	Háva & Damgaard	2017	An attagenine carpet beetle.
Attagenus secundus[30]	Deng et al.	2017	An attagenine carpet beetle.
Barbaticupes combertiae[31]	Jarzembowski, Wang & Zheng	2017	A reticulated beetle.
Boreotethys arctopteryx[32]	Parker	2016	A Pselaphinae rove beetle.
Boreotethys grimaldii[32]	Parker	2016	A Pselaphinae rove beetle.
Bowangius cyclops[7]	Clarke & Oberprieler in Clarke et al.	2018	A Mesophyletinae mesophyletid weevil.
Bowangius glabratus[7]	Clarke & Oberprieler in Clarke et al.	2018	A Mesophyletinae mesophyletid weevil.
Bowangius tanaops[7]	Clarke & Oberprieler in Clarke et al.	2018	A Mesophyletinae mesophyletid weevil.
Bowangius zhenuai[7]	Clarke & Oberprieler in Clarke et al.	2018	A Mesophyletinae mesophyletid weevil.
Brachycerophytum cretaceum[15]	Yu, Ślipiński & Pang	2019	A rare click beetle.
Bukhkalius lindae[33]	(Jarzembowski, Wang & Zheng)	(2017)	An ommatine beetle. The species was first described as "Tetraphalerus" lindae.
Burmahelota pengweii[34]	Liu et al.	2019	A helotid beetle.
Burmalestes albertalleni[35]	Tomaszewska & Ślipiński in Tomaszewska et al.	2018	An endomychid handsome fungus beetle.
Burmapseudomorphus planus[36]	Beutel et al.	2020	A pseudomorphine ground beetle.
Burmasporum rossi[37]	Kirejtshuk	2009	A sphaeriusid beetle.
Burmitoma nalae[14]	Batelka, Engel & Prokop	2018	A wedge-shaped beetle.
Burmocoleus prisnyi[33]	Kirejtshuk	2020	An ommatine beetle. "Brochocoleus" zhiyuani (2017).
Burmocoleus zhiyuani[33]	(Liu et al.)	2017	An ommatine beetle. first described as "Brochocoleus" zhiyuani.[38]
Burmocorynus jarzembowskii[39]	Legalov	2018	A Mesophyletinae mesophyletid weevil.[7]
Burmocorynus longus[7]	Clarke & Oberprieler in Clarke et al.	2018	A Mesophyletinae mesophyletid weevil.
Burmolycus compactus[40]	Bocak, Li & Ellenberger	2019	A dexorine net-winged beetle.
Burmomacer kirejtshuki[39]	Legalov	2018	A Nemonychidae weevil.
Burmomiles blixenae[41]	Fanti & Damgaard	2019	A soldier beetle
Burmomiles willerslevorum[42]	Fanti, Damgaard & Ellenberger	2018	A soldier beetle.
Burmonyx zigrasi[7]	David & Engel	2014	A nemonychid weevil	Burmonyx zigrasi
Burmophyletis beloides[7]	(Clarke & Oberprieler) in Clarke et al.	2018	An Aepyceratinae mesophyletid weevil. Originally described as "Platychirus" beloides.[43]	Burmophyletis beloides
Burmops neli[44]	Kirejtshuk, Willig & Chetverikov	2019	A protosphindine sphindid beetle.
Burmorhinus georgei[45]	Legalov	2018	A Mesophyletinae mesophyletid weevil.[7]
Burmorhinus setosus[7]	Clarke & Oberprieler in Clarke et al.	2018	A Mesophyletinae mesophyletid weevil.
Calyptocis brevirostris[7]	Clarke & Oberprieler in Clarke et al.	2018	An Aepyceratinae mesophyletid weevil.	Calyptocis brevirostris
Cascomastigus minor[46]	Yin, Cai & Huang	2018	A Scydmaeninae rove beetle.
Cenomana clavata[47]	Otto	2019	A jenibuntorine macraulacine false click beetle.
Cenomaniola carinata[48]	Jałoszyński & Yamamoto	2017	A glandulariine ant-like stone beetle.
Cenomaniola macrophthalma[48]	Jałoszyński & Yamamoto	2017	A glandulariine ant-like stone beetle.
Ceracyclus jirouxi[49]	Boucher, Bai & Montreui	2017	A ceracycline aulacocycline bess beetle.
Ceracyclus lotus[49]	Boucher, Bai & Montreui	2017	A ceracycline aulacocycline bess beetle.
Cetionyx batiatus[7]	Clarke & Oberprieler in Clarke et al.	2018	A Mesophyletinae mesophyletid weevil.
Cetionyx terebrans[7]	Clarke & Oberprieler in Clarke et al.	2018	A Mesophyletinae mesophyletid weevil.
Cetionyx ursinus[7]	Clarke & Oberprieler in Clarke et al.	2018	A Mesophyletinae mesophyletid weevil.
Cerophytum albertalleni[15]	Yu, Ślipiński & Pang	2019	A rare click beetle.
Chimerogyrus gigagalea[50]	Gustafson, Michat & Balke	2020	A gyrinid whirligig beetle
Cionocups manukyani[33]	Kirejtshuk	2020	An ommatine beetle.
Clessidromma palmeri[51]	Jarzembowski, Wang & Zheng	2017	An Ommatine beetle.
Clessidromma tianae[52]	(Jarzembowski, Wang & Zheng)	2019	An ommatine beetle. Originally described as "Lepidomma" tianae.[33]
Clessidromma zengi[33]	Kirejtshuk	2020	An ommatine beetle.
Clidicostigus arachnipes[53]	Jałoszyński, Brunke & Bai	2017	A mastigine ant-like stone beetle.
Clidicus archaicus[54]	(Cai & Huang)	2016	A scydmaenine rove beetle. First published as "Cretoleptochromus" archaicus.[55]
Colon burmiticum[56]	Yamamoto in Yamamoto & Takahashi	2018	A Coloninae round fungus beetle.
Colonellus burmiticus[57]	Cai & Huang	2017	A Coloninae round fungus beetle.
Compsopsarus reneae[7]	Clarke & Oberprieler in Clarke et al.	2018	A Mesophyletinae mesophyletid weevil.
Cretaceoripidius burmiticus[14]	(Cockerell)	1917	A ripidiini ripidiine wedge shaped beetle. Originally described as "Myodites" burmiticus, moved from "Ripiphorus" burmiticus.[58]
Cretagyrtodes glabratus[59]	Cai & Huang	2017	An agyrtodine Camiarinae round fungus beetle is C. .
Cretakarenni birmanicus[60]	Peris & Delclòs	2015	A monotomid beetle.
Cretaparamecus tarsalis[35]	Tomaszewska, Ślipiński, Bai & Zhang in Tomaszewska et al.	2018	A handsome fungus beetle.
Cretaretes minimus[61]	Peris & Jelínek	2020	A kateretid short-winged flower beetle
Cretasernus spinosus[62]	Peris et al.	2019	A ptinid beetle.
Cretoboganium gei[63]	Cai & Huang	2019	A boganiine beetle.
Cretobrachygluta laurasiensis[64]	Yin et al.	2019	A brachyglutine pselaphine rove beetle.
Cretobythus excavatus[65]	Yin, Parker & Cai	2017	A stem-bythinine pselaphine rove beetle.
Cretochirus newtoni[66]	Yamamoto	2019	A leptochirine osoriine rove beetle.
Cretocrenis burmanicus[67]	Fikáček et al.	2017	A water scavenger beetle.
Cretodeinopsis aenigmatica[68]	Cai & Huang	2015	An aleocharine rove beetle.
Cretodermestes palpalis[30]	Deng et al.	2017	An attagenine carpet beetle.
Cretodineutus rotundus[69]	Liang et al.	2020	A gyrinine whirligig beetle
Cretogyrus beuteli[70]	Zhao et al.	2019	A whirligig beetle.
Cretohlezkus alleni[71]	Jałoszyński	2019	A plate-thigh beetle.
Cretohypsilara parva[72]	Cai, Maier & Huang	2018	A riffle beetle.
Cretolenax carinatus[73]	Liu, Tihelka, McElrath & Yamamoto	2020	A monotomid minute clubbed beetle
Cretolenax diabolus[73]	Tihelka, Liu, McElrath & Yamamoto	2020	A monotomid minute clubbed beetle
Cretoleptochromus burmiticus[74]	Yin et al.	2017	An ant-like stone beetle.
Cretolestes niger[35]	Tomaszewska, Ślipiński & Ren in Tomaszewska et al.	2018	A handsome fungus beetle.
Cretoliota cornutus[75]	Liu et al.	2019	A silvan flat bark beetle.
Cretolycus praecursor[76]	Tihelka, Huang & Cai	2019	A net-winged beetle.
Cretomysteria burmanica[77]	Denget al.	2017	A colydiine ironclad beetle.
Cretonthophilus tuberculatus[78]	Caterino, Wolf-Schwenninger & Bechly	215	A clown beetle.
Cretoparacucujus cycadophilus[79]	Cai & Escalona in Cai et al.	2018	A Paracucujinae boganiid beetle.
Cretopityobius pankowskiorum[47]	Otto	2019	A pityobiine click beetle.
Cretoprocirrus trichotos[80]	Jenkins Shaw & Żyła in Jenkins Shaw et al.	2020	A Pinophilini rove beetle.	Cretoprocirrus trichotos
Cretopsectra pulchra[81]	Zhao et al.	2020	A brachypsectrid texas beetle.
Cretoptomaphagus microsoma[82]	Bao & Antunes-Carvalho	2020	A cholevine round fungus beetle.
Cretoquadratus engeli[83]	Chen	2019	A ship-timber beetle.
Cretosynstrophus archaicus[84]	Cai, Hsiao & Huang	2016	A Eustrophinae polypore fungus beetle.
Cretotrichopsenius burmiticus[85]	Cai et al.	2017	A Trichopseniine Aleocharine rove beetle.
Cretozenodosus fossilis[86]	Cai & Huang	2018	A Zenodosinae thaneroclerid checkered beetle.
Cryphalites rugosissimus[87]	Cockerell	1917	A colydiine iron-clad beetle
Cyrtocis gibbus[7]	Clarke & Oberprieler in Clarke et al.	2018	A Mesophyletinae mesophyletid weevil.
Debbia gracilirostris[7]	Clarke & Oberprieler in Clarke et al.	2018	A Mesophyletinae mesophyletid weevil.
Dermestes larvalis[88]	Cockerell	1917	A dermestine Dermestinae Dermestid beetle
Derolathrus abyssus[89]	Yamamoto, Takahashi & Parker	2017	A Jacobsoniid beetle.
Diminudon kachinensis[90]	Żyła, Yamamoto & Shaw	2019	A paederine rove beetle
Diminudon schomannae[90]	Żyła, Yamamoto & Shaw	2019	A paederine rove beetle
Echinocups denticollis[91][33]	(Jiang et al.)	2020	An ommatine beetle. Originally described as "Notocupes" denticollis.
Echinocups neli[33]	(Tihelka, Huang & Cai)	2010	An ommatine. Originally described as "Notocupes" neli.
Echinocups ohmkuhnlei[92][33]	(Jarzembowski, Wang & Zheng)	2020	An ommatine beetle. Originally described as "Notocupes" ohmkuhnlei.
Echogomphus viridescens[7]	Clarke & Oberprieler in Clarke et al.	2018	A Mesophyletinae mesophyletid weevil.
Ektatotricha paradoxa[93]	Chatzimanolis, Engel & Newton	2010	An ant-like stone beetle
"Elater" burmitinus[8]	Cockerell	1917	An elaterid click beetle.
Electraesalopsis beuteli[94]	Bai, Zhang & Qiu	2017	A stag beetle.
Electroatopos castaneus[93]	Chatzimanolis, Engel & Newton	2010	An ant-like stone beetle
Electrocis dentitibialis[7]	Clarke & Oberprieler in Clarke et al.	2018	A Mesophyletinae mesophyletid weevil.
Electrorubesopsis beuteli[95]	Bai & Wang in Li et al.	2018	An Electrorubesopsinae scarab beetle.
Electroxyra cretacea[96]	(Wu, Li & Ding)	2018	A sooty mould beetle. Originally described as "Cyclaxyra" cretacea.[97]
Electrumeretes birmanicus[98]	Peris & Jelínek	2019	A short-winged flower beetle.
Elektrokleinia picta[99]	Ellenberger & Fanti	2019	A soldier beetle.
Eoceniretes antiquus[61]	Peris & Jelínek	2020	A kateretid short-winged flower beetle
Erichia cretacea[100]	Yu et al.	2018	A minute marsh-loving beetle.
Euryepomus lophomerus[7]	Clarke & Oberprieler in Clarke et al.	2018	A Mesophyletinae mesophyletid weevil.
‘Eurygenius’ wickhami[8]	Cockerell	1917	A tenebrionoid beetle of uncertain placement.[101]
Excavotarsus lini[102]	Li et al.	2020	A heterocerid variegated mud-loving beetle.
Excavotarsus minor[102]	Li et al.	2020	A heterocerid variegated mud-loving beetle.
Festenus gracilis[103]	Żyła et al.	2017	A Stenine rove beetle.
Festenus robustus[103]	Żyła et al.	2017	A Stenine rove beetle.
Flabellotoma heidiae[104]	Batelka, Prokop & Engel	2016	A Pelecotominae wedge shaped beetle.
Furcalabratum burmanicum[105]	Poinar & Brown	2018	A short-winged flower beetle.
Glaresis burmitica[106]	Cai & Huang	2018	An enigmatic scarab beetle.
Gnomus brevis[7]	Clarke & Oberprieler in Clarke et al.	2018	A Mesophyletinae mesophyletid weevil.
Gnomus spinipes[7]	Clarke & Oberprieler in Clarke et al.	2018	A Mesophyletinae mesophyletid weevil.
Gollandia planata[107]	Makranczy, Yamamoto & Engel	2018	A Coprophilini Oxytelinae rove beetle.
Guillermorhinus longitarsis[7]	Clarke & Oberprieler in Clarke et al	2018	A nemonychid weevil	Guillermorhinus longitarsis
Habropezus kimpulleni[7]	Clarke & Oberprieler in Clarke et al.	2018	A Mesophyletinae mesophyletid weevil.
Habropezus ncoxatirostris[7]	Clarke & Oberprieler in Clarke et al.		A Mesophyletinae mesophyletid weevil.
Habropezus plaisiommus[108]	Poinar, Brown & Legalov	2016	A Mesophyletinae mesophyletid weevil.[7]	Habropezus plaisiommus
Habropezus tenuicornis[7]	Clarke & Oberprieler in Clarke et al.	2018	A Mesophyletinae mesophyletid weevil.
Hapsomela burmitis[109]	Poinar & Brown	2004	An ant-like stone beetle
Hapsomela minor[110]	Yin	2020	An ant-like stone beetle.
Hapsomela tibialis[110]	Yin	2020	An ant-like stone beetle.
Hongipsectra electrella[111]	Tihelka, Huang & Cai	2019	A Texas beetle.
Hukawngichthyurus kyawkhaingwini[112]	Fanti & Ellenberger	2018	A soldier beetle.
Hukawngius crassipes[7]	Clarke & Oberprieler in Clarke et al.	2018	A Mesophyletinae mesophyletid weevil.
Hybosorus ocampoi[113]	Bai & Zhang in Bai et al.	2016	A scavenger scarab beetle.
Jarzembowskiops caseyi[33]	(Jarzembowski, Wang & Zheng)	2020	An ommatine beetle. First described as "Brochocoleus" caseyi.
Kachinus antennatus[93]	Chatzimanolis, Engel & Newton	2010	An ant-like stone beetle
Kekveus jason[114]	Yamamoto, Grebennikov & Takahashi	2018	A featherwing beetle.
Kresnikus beynoni[115]	Tihelka, Huang & Cai	2019	A hide beetle.
Kryzhanovskiana olegi[116]	Kataev et al.	2019	A Metriini ant nest beetle.
Kuafu borealis[117]	Yin et al.	2018	A stem group Scydmaenini ant-like stone beetle.
Lemodicarmenia olmedoae[118]	Molino-Olmedo	2017	A Lemodine ant-like flower beetle.
Lenax karenae[73]	Liu, Tihelka, McElrath & Yamamoto	2020	A monotomid minute clubbed beetle
Lepiceratus ankylosaurus[119]	Jałoszyński et al.	2020	A stem group member of the family Lepiceridae.
Lepicerus mumia[120]	Jałoszyński & Yamamoto	2017	A Lepicerid beetle.
Lepichelus pretiosus[121]	(Kirejtshuk & Poinar)	2013	A Lepicerid beetle, Originally described as "Lepiceroides" pretiosus.[122]
Leptopezus barbatus[7]	Clarke & Oberprieler in Clarke et al.	2018	A Mesophyletinae Mesophyletidae weevil.
Leptopezus rastellipes[7]	Clarke & Oberprieler in Clarke et al.	2018	A Mesophyletinae Mesophyletidae weevil.
Loeblitoides separatus[123]	Jałoszyński	2020	A Glandulariini ant-like stone beetle.
Longicrusa jaracimrmani[124]	Tihelka, Huang & Cai	2019	A false darkling beetle.
Louwiocis megalops[7]	Clarke & Oberprieler in Clarke et al.	2018	A Mesophyletinae mesophyletid weevil.
Mallecupes cleevelyi[125]	Jarzembowski, Wang & Zheng	2017	A reticulated beetle.
Mallecupes prokini[33]	Kirejtshuk	2020	A reticulated beetle reticulated beetle.
Mallecupes qingqingae[126]	Jarzembowski, Wang & Zheng	2016	A reticulated beetle.
Megalopinus extinctus[127]	Yamamoto & Solodovnikov	2016	A Megalopsidiinae rove beetle.
Megatoma atypica[30]	Deng et al.	2017	A Megatomine carpet beetle.
Mekorhamphus beatae[7]	Clarke & Oberprieler in Clarke et al.	2018	A Mesophyletinae mesophyletid weevil.	Mekorhamphus beatae
Mekorhamphus gracilipes[7]	Clarke & Oberprieler in Clarke et al.	2018	A Mesophyletinae mesophyletid weevil.
Mekorhamphus gyralommus[108]	Poinar, Brown & Legalov	2016	A Mesophyletinae mesophyletid weevil.[7]
Mekorhamphus poinari[7]	Clarke & Oberprieler in Clarke et al.	2018	A Mesophyletinae mesophyletid weevil.
Mekorhamphus tenuicornis[7]	Clarke & Oberprieler in Clarke et al.	2018	A Mesophyletinae mesophyletid weevil.
Mesallotrochus longiantennatus[128]	Cai & Huang	2015	An osoriine rove beetle.
Mesernobius anawrahtai[129]	Engel	2010	A Mesernobiine marsh beetle
Mesopassandra keyao[130]	Jin et al.	2019	A mesopassandrine parasitic flat beetle.
Mesophyletis calhouni[131]	Poinar	2006	A Mesophyletinae mesophyletid weevil.
Mesosmicrips cretacea[132]	(Cai & Huang)	2016	A palmetto beetle. Originally described as "Smicrips" cretacea.[133]
Mesosymbion compactus[134]	Yamamoto, Maruyama & Parker	2016	A Mesoporini aleocharine rove beetle.
Metahelotella monochromata[34]	Liu et al.	2019	A helotid beetle.
Microborus inertus[135]	Cognato & Grimaldi	2009	A hexacoline scolytine weevil.
Microentomus epibatus[136]	Poinar in Poinar & Brown	2014	A blister beetle.
Micropeplus pengweii[137]	Jiang, Peng & Wang	2020	A micropepline rove beetle.
Molinernobius fuentesi[138]	Molino-Olmedo	2017	An ernobiine ptinid beetle.
Multispinus multispinosus[22]	Bao et al.	2018	An apotomourid or mordellid beetle.
Multispinus parvus[23]	Bao	2020	An apotomourid or mordellid beetle.
Myamalycocerus vitalii[139]	Fanti & Ellenberger	2017	A soldier beetle.
Myanmarops gatiosus[140]	Legalov, Kirejtshuk & Anokhin	2020	A bruchine seed beetle
Myanmarus caviventris[7]	Clarke & Oberprieler in Clarke et al.	2018	A Mesophyletinae mesophyletid weevil.
Myanmarus dentifer[7]	Clarke & Oberprieler in Clarke et al.	2018	A Mesophyletinae mesophyletid weevil.
Myanmarus diversiunguis[7]	Clarke & Oberprieler in Clarke et al.	2018	A Mesophyletinae mesophyletid weevil.
Myanmarus robustus[7]	Clarke & Oberprieler in Clarke et al.	2018	A Mesophyletinae mesophyletid weevil.
Mysteriomorphus pelevini[141]	Alekseev & Ellenberger	2019	An elateriform mysteriomorphid beetle.
Necromeropsis minutus[15]	Yu, Ślipiński & Pang	2019	A rare click beetle.
Nosodendron cretaceum[142]	Deng et al.	2019	A wounded-tree beetle.
Notocupes neli[143]	Tihelka, Huang & Cai	2019	A reticulated beetle.
Nuegua elongata[144]	Yin, Cai & Newton	2018	A glandulariine ant-like stone beetle.
Nugatorhinus albomaculatus[7]	Clarke & Oberprieler in Clarke et al.	2018	An Aepyceratinae mesophyletid weevil.	Nugatorhinus albomaculatus
Nugatorhinus chenyangi[7]	Clarke & Oberprieler in Clarke et al.	2018	An Aepyceratinae mesophyletid weevil.	Nugatorhinus chenyangi
Ocriocis binodosus[7]	Clarke & Oberprieler in Clarke et al.		A Mesophyletinae mesophyletid weevil.
Octavius electrospinosus[145]	Clarke & Chatzimanolis	2009	A Euaesthetine Euaesthetinae rove beetle
Omma davidbatteni[146]	Jarzembowski, Wang & Zheng	2020	An ommatid beetle.
Omma janetae[33]	Kirejtshuk	2020	An ommatid beetle.
Omma lii[147]	Jarzembowski, Wang & Zheng	2017	An ommatid beetle.
Onthophilus yingae[148]	Jiang et al.	2020	A clown beetle.
Oodes kachinensis[149]	Liu	2014	A ground beetle.
Opeatorhynchus comans[7]	Clarke & Oberprieler in Clarke et al.	2018	A Mesophyletinae mesophyletid weevil.
Ornatomalthinus elvirae[150]	Poinar & Fanti	2016	A soldier beetle.
Oxyporus cretaceous[151]	Yamamoto	2017	An oxyporine rove beetle.
Pactopus burmensis[152]	Muona	2019	A throscid false click beetle.
Palaeocryptorhynchus burmanus[153]	Poinar	2009	A palaeocryptorhynchine weevil.
Palaeomycetes foveolatus[35]	Tomaszewska, Ślipiński & Ren in Tomaszewska et al.	2018	A handsome fungus beetle.
Palaeotylus femoralis[154]	Poinar, Vega, & Legalov	2018	A beetle of uncertain placement.[7]
Paleoendeitoma antennata[77]	Denget al.	2017	A synchitine colydiine ironclad beetle.
Paleoendeitoma buryi[155]	Háva	2019	A synchitine colydiine ironclad beetle.
Paleoendeitoma minuta[77]	Denget al.	2017	A synchitine colydiine ironclad beetle.
Paleoendeitoma tuberculata[156]	Bullis	2020	A colydiinae cylindrical bark beetle.
Pangusyndicus excavatus[157]	Yin, Zhou & Cai in Yin et al.	2018	An ant-like stone beetle.
Pangusyndicus longirostris[123]	Jałoszyński	2020	A glandulariine ant-like stone beetle.
Pantostictus burmanicus[158]	Poinar & Brown	2009	A clown beetle
Paraodontomma burmitica[159]	Yamamoto	2017	A Brochocoleini Ommatid beetle.
Paraodontomma szwedoi[160]	Jarzembowski, Wang & Zheng	2018	A Brochocoleini Ommatid beetle.
Passalopalpus cheni[161]	Boucher et al.	2016	A passalopalpid beetle.
Periosocerus crenulatus[7]	Clarke & Oberprieler in Clarke et al.	2018	A Mesophyletinae mesophyletid weevil.
Periosocerus deplanatus[7]	Clarke & Oberprieler in Clarke et al.	2018	A Mesophyletinae mesophyletid weevil.
Periosomerus tanyorhynchus[162]	Poinar, Brown & Legalov	2019	A New York weevil.
Petalotarsus curculionoides[7]	Clarke & Oberprieler in Clarke et al.	2018	A Mesophyletinae mesophyletid weevil.
Petalotarsus cylindricus[7]	Clarke & Oberprieler in Clarke et al.	2018	A Mesophyletinae mesophyletid weevil.
Petalotarsus oxycorynoides[7]	Clarke & Oberprieler in Clarke et al.	2018	A Mesophyletinae mesophyletid weevil.
Plesiotoma alissae[14]	Batelka, Engel, & Prokop	2018	A wedge-shaped beetle.
Pleuroceratos burmiticus[163]	Poinar & Kirejtshuk	2008	A phloeostichid beetle.
Pleuroceratos jiewenae[164]	Tihelka, Huang & Cai	2020	A phloeostichid beetle.
Poinarinius burmaensis[165]	Legalov	2018	A Dinoderinae auger beetle.
Polliniretes penalveri[98]	Peris & Jelínek	2019	A short-winged flower beetle.
Polyakius alberti[33]	Kirejtshuk	2020	An ommatine beetle.
Polyakius pubescens[33]	Kirejtshuk	2020	An ommatine beetle.
Praezolodinus pilosus[82]	Bao & Antunes-Carvalho	2020	A zolodinine darkling beetle.
Prajna tianmiaoae[166]	Lü, Cai & Huang	2017	A thinobiine oxyteline rove beetle.
Praphennium carinatum[167]	Jałoszyński	2018	A Cephenniini Scydmaeninae rove beetle.
Priacma megapuncta[168]	Li et al.	2019	A reticulated beetle.
Primaevomordellida burmitina[169]	Bao et al.	2019	A tumbling flower beetle.
Priochirus thayerae[66]	Yamamoto	2019	An osoriine rove beetle.
Priscaplectus carinatus[170]	Yin, Chandler & Cai	2019	A pselaphine rove beetle
Priscaplectus grandiceps[170]	Yin, Chandler & Cai	2019	A pselaphine rove beetle.
Procileoporus burmiticus[171]	Yamamoto	2016	A Tachyporinae rove beetle.
Promyrmister kistneri[172]	Zhou, Ślipiński & Parker	2019	A haeteriine clown beetle.	Promyrmister kistneri
Propiestus archaicus[173]	Yamamoto, Caron & Bortoluzzi	2018	A Piestinae rove beetle.
Prosolierius crassicornis[174]	Thayer, Newton & Chatzimanolis	2012	A solieriine rove beetle
Prosolierius mixticornis[174]	Thayer, Newton & Chatzimanolis	2012	A solieriine rove beetle
Prosolierius tenuicornis[174]	Thayer, Newton & Chatzimanolis	2012	A solieriine rove beetle
Protodasycerus aenigmaticus[175]	Yamamoto	2016	A dasycerine rove beetle.
Protoliota antennatus[75]	Liu et al.	2019	A silvan flat bark beetle.
Protoluciola albertalleni[176]	Kazantsev	2015	A lucioline firefly.
Protomalthus burmaticus[177]	Tihelka, Huang & Cai	2019	A telephone-pole beetle.
Protonicagus tani[178]	Cai et al.	2017	A nicagine aesaline stag beetle.
Protopeplus cretaceus[179]	Cai & Huang	2014	A micropepline rove beetle
Protopselaphus newtoni[180]	Liu et al.	2020	A protopselaphine rove beetle.
Protopselaphus thayerae[181]	Liu et al.	2020	A protopselaphine rove beetle.
Protoripidius burmiticus[182]	Cai, Yin & Huang	2018	A Ripidiinae wedge-shaped beetle.
Prototrichalus meiyingae[183]	Molino-Olmedo et al.	2020	A lycid net-winged beetle.
Prototrichalus milleri[183]	Molino-Olmedo et al.	2020	A lycid net-winged beetle.
Prototrichalus sepronai[183]	Molino-Olmedo et al.	2020	A lycid net-winged beetle.
Protrichonyx rafifrons[32]	Parker	2016	A Pselaphinae rove beetle.
Qitianniu zhihaoi[184]	Lin & Bai	2017	A longhorn beetle.
Raractocetus extinctus[185]	Yamamoto	2019	An Atractocerinae ship-timber beetle.
Rhadinomycter perplexus[7]	Clarke & Oberprieler in Clarke et al.	2018	A Mesophyletinae mesophyletid weevil.
Rhynchitomimus chalybeus[7]	Clarke & Oberprieler in Clarke et al.	2018	An Aepyceratinae mesophyletid weevil.	Rhynchitomimus chalybeus
Ripidinelia burmiticola[186]	Batelka & Prokop	2019	A ripidiine wedge shaped beetle.
Sanaungulus christensenae[41]	Fanti & Damgaard	2019	A soldier beetle
Sanaungulus curtipennis[42]	Fanti, Damgaard & Ellenberger	2018	A soldier beetle.
Sanaungulus fabriciusi[41]	Fanti & Damgaard	2019	A soldier beetle
Sanaungulus ghitaenoerbyae[42]	Fanti, Damgaard & Ellenberger	2018	A soldier beetle.
Sanaungulus ruicheni[187]	Hsiao & Huang	2018	A soldier beetle. Originally described as "Ornatomalthinus" ruicheni.[188]
Sanaungulus strungei[41]	Fanti & Damgaard	2019	A soldier beetle
Sanaungulus troelsikloevedali[41]	Fanti & Damgaard	2019	A soldier beetle
Sarothrias cretaceus[189]	Cai et al.	2017	A jacobsoniid beetle.
Scydmaenus linqibini[190]	Yin & Zhou	2020	A scydmaenine ant-like stone beetle.
Scydmaenus minor[191]	Yin & Cai	2019	An ant-like stone beetle.
Scydmobisetia dentipes[192]	Jałoszyński & Bai in Jałoszyński, Bai & Wang	2020	An ant-like stone beetle.
Scydmobisetia loebli[193]	Yin, Zhou & Cai	2018	An ant-like stone beetle.
Scydmobisetia mengjiae[193]	Yin, Zhou & Cai	2018	An ant-like stone beetle.
Scydmobisetia vetutissima[194]	Jałoszyński & Yamamoto in Jałoszyński, Yamamoto & Takahashi	2016	A Glandulariini ant-like stone beetle.
Sorodites angustipes[195]	Kirejtshuk & Chetverikov	2018	A sap beetle.
Sparedrus archaicus[196]	Vitali & Ellenberger	2019	A false blister beetle
Sphaerothorax uenoi[6]	Cai & Lawrence in Cai et al.	2019	A fringe-winged beetle.
Spinotoma ruicheni[197]	Hsiao & Huang	2018	A Pelecotominae wedge-shaped beetle.
Stegocoleus arkonus[198]	Tihelka, Huang & Cai	2020	An ommatid beetle.
Stegocoleus caii[199]	Jarzembowski & Wang	2016	An ommatid beetle.
Stegocoleus lawrencei[198]	Tihelka, Huang & Cai	2020	An ommatid beetle.
Succinumanax birmaniasis[200]	Bao, Rust & Wang	2018	A Eubrianacinae water-penny beetle.
Thescelostrophus cretaceus[201]	Yu et al.	2016	A Eustrophini polypore fungus beetle.
Trixagosoma guangyuani[202]	Li et al.	2020	A throscid beetle.
Vetatractocerus burmiticus[185]	Yamamoto	2019	An atractocerine ship-timber beetle.
Vetatrecus adelfiae[203]	Kypke et al.	2018	An Othiini Staphylininae rove beetle.
Vetatrecus secretum[203]	Kypke et al.	2018	An Othiini Staphylininae rove beetle.
Vetubrachypsectra burmitica[204]	Qu et al.	2020	Abrachypsectrid texas beetle.
Vetudasycerus burmiticus[205]	Cai et al.	2018	A Dasycerinae rove beetle.
Vetujinbrianax cretaceus[206]	Cai & Huang	2018	A water-penny beetle.
Vetuprostomis consimilis[207]	Engel & Grimaldi	2008	A jugular-horned beetle
Vetuproteinus cretaceus[208]	Cai et al.	2016	A Proteininae rove beetle.
Zimmiorhinus conicops[7]	(Clarke & Oberprieler) in Clarke et al.	2018	A Mesophyletinae mesophyletid weevil. Originally described as Elwoodius conicops.[43]

Dermaptera

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Acanthodiplatys leptocercus[209]	Ren, Zhang, Shih & Ren	2018	A Diplatyid earwig nymph
Acantholabis coralloides[210]	Mao, Engel, & Ren in Mao et al.	2020	A labidurid earwig.
Astreptolabis ethirosomatia[211]	Engel	2011	A pygidicranid earwig	Astreptolabis ethirosomatia
Astreptolabis laevis[212]	Mao et al	2020	A pygidicranid earwig	Astreptolabis laevis
Burmapygia resinata[213]	Engel & Grimaldi	2004	A pygidicranid earwig
Gracilipygia canaliculata[214]	Ren, Zhang, Shih & Ren	2017	A pygidicranid earwig
Hirtidiplatys cardiophyllus[209]	Ren, Zhang, Shih & Ren	2018	A Diplatyid earwig nymph
Myrrholabia electrina[213]	(Cockerell)	1920	A labidurid earwig, originally described as Labidura electrina	Myrrholabia electrina (type illustration)
Robustipygia calvata[209]	Ren, Zhang, Shih & Ren	2018	A pygidicranid earwig
Stonychopygia leptocerca[215]	Engel & Huang	2017	A pygidicranid earwig
Toxolabis zigrasi[216]	Engel & Grimaldi	2014	An Anisolabididae earwig
Tytthodiplatys mecynocercus[211]	Engel	2011	A Diplatyidae earwig	Tytthodiplatys mecynocercus
Tytthodiplatys ortholabis[209]	Ren, Zhang, Shih & Ren	2018	A Diplatyid earwig nymph
Zigrasolabis speciosa[216]	Engel & Grimaldi	2014	A Labiduridae earwig

Dictyoptera

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Aethiocarenus burmanicus[217]	Poinar & Brown	2017	A dictyopteran insect of uncertain placement. Treated as belonging to the order Aethiocarenodea or as an alienopterid nymph.[218]	Aethiocarenus burmanicus
Alienopterella stigmatica[219]	Kočárek	2018	An Alienopterid dictyopteran.
Alienopterix ocularis[218]	Mlynský, Vršanský & Wang in Vršanský et al.	2018	An Alienopterid dictyopteran.
Alienopterus brachyelytrus[220]	Bai et al	2016	An Alienopterid dictyopteran.
Antophiloblatta hispida[221]	Sendi in Sendi et al.	2020	An umenocoleoid cockroach.
Archeorhinotermes rossi[222]	Krishna & Grimaldi	2003	An archeorhinotermitid termite
Balatronis cretacea[223]	Šmídová & Lei	2017	A cockroach of uncertain placement.[224]
Bubosa poinari[225]	Šmídová	2020	A blattine cockroach.
Burmantis asiatica[226]	Grimaldi	2003	A gryllomantid mantis.
Burmantis burmitica[226]	(Grimaldi)	2003	A gryllomantid mantis.Originally described as "Jersimantis" burmitica[227]
Burmantis hexispinea[228]	Li & Huang	2018	A gryllomantid mantis.
Burmantis zherikhini[229]	Delclòs et al.	2016	A gryllomantid mantis.
Caputoraptor elegans[218]	Bai et al	2018	An Alienopterid dictyopteran
Caputoraptor vidit[218]	Šmídová, Vršanský & Wang	2018	An Alienopterid dictyopteran
Crenocticola burmanica[230]	Li & Huang	2020	A stem nocticolid cockroach.
Crenocticola svadba[231]	Sendi et al.	2020	A stem nocticolid cockroach.
Cretaperiplaneta kaonashi[224]	Qiu, Che & Wang in Qiu et al.	2020	A Blattidae cockroach.
Cratovitisma bechlyi[232]	Podstrelená in Podstrelená & Sendi	2018	An umenocoleoid cockroach.
Dharmatermes avernalis[233]	Engel, Grimaldi & Krishna	2007	A euisopteran termite of uncertain placement.
Echinosomiscus primoticus[234]	Engel & Wang in Engel, Wang & Alqarni	2016	A stick insect.
Elasmophasma stictum[235]	Chen et al.	2018	A euphasmatod stick insect.
Ginormotermes rex[236][237]	(Engel, Barden & Grimaldi)	2016	A termite of uncertain placement. Originailly described as "Gigantotermes" rex.
Granosicorpes lirates[238]	Chen et al.	2019	A timematod stick insect.
Kachinitermes tristis[8]	(Cockerell)	1917	A dry wood termite. Originally described as Hodotermes tristis, moved from Kalotermes tristis
Kachinitermopsis burmensis[239]	(Poinar)	2009	A kalotermitid termite, originally described as "Kalotermes burmensis"[240]	Kachinitermopsis burmensis
Krishnatermes yoddha[236]	Engel, Barden & Grimaldi in Engel et al.	2016	A termite of uncertain placement.
Leptophasma physematosa[241]	Yang, Shih, Ren & Gao in Yang et al.	2019	A pterophasmatid stick insect.
Manipulator modificaputis[242]	Vršanský & Bechly	2015	A manipulatorid cockroach
Meilia jinghanae[218]	Vršanský et Wang in Vršanský et al.	2018	An Alienopterid dictyopteran.
Meniscophasma erythrosticta[241]	Yang, Shih, Ren & Gao in Yang et al.	2019	A pterophasmatid stick insect.
Mesoblatta maxi[243]	Hinkelman in Hinkelman & Vršanská	2020	A Mesoblattinidae cockroach. Host to Chlamydomonas hanublikanus Associated with Blattocoprolites mesoblattamaxi
Mulleriblattina bowangi[231]	Sendi et al.	2020	A nocticolid cockroach
Mylacrotermes cordatus[233]	Engel, Grimaldi & Krishna	2007	An eEuisopteran termite of uncertain placement.
Perspicuus pilosus[244]	Koubová in Koubová & Mlynský	2020	An umenocoleoid cockroach.
Perspicuus vrsanskyi[244]	Mlynský in Koubová & Mlynský	2020	An umenocoleoid cockroach.
Proelectrotermes holmgreni[233]	Engel, Grimaldi & Krishna	2007	A dry wood termite.
Proelectrotermes swinhoei[245]	(Cockerell)	1916	A dry wood termite. Originally described as Termopsis swinhoei, moved from Kalotermes swinhoei.[233]
Pseudoperla leptoclada[246]	Chen et al.	2017	An archipseudophasmatid stick insect.
Pseudoperla scapiforma[246]	Chen et al.	2017	An archipseudophasmatid stick insect.
Pterophasma erromera[241]	Yang, Shih, Ren & Gao in Yang et al.	2019	A pterophasmatid stick insect.
Nodosigalea burmanica[247]	Li & Huang	2018	A corydiid cockroach.
Ol xiai[248]	Vršanský & Wang	2017	An olid cockroach.
Raphidiomimula burmitica[249]	Grimaldi & Ross	2004	A caloblattinid cockroach
Spongistoma angusta[221]	Hinkelman in Sendi et al.	2020	A liberiblattinid cockroach.
Stavba babkaeva[250]	Vršanský et al.	2019	A liberiblattinid cockroach.
Stavba jarzembowskii[251]	Li et al.	2020	A liberiblattinid cockroach.
Stavba vrsanskyi[252]	Chen, Xu & Chen	2020	A liberiblattinid cockroach.
Tanytermes anawrahtai[233]	Engel, Grimaldi & Krishna	2007	An eEuisopteran termite of uncertain placement.
Teyia branislav[218]	Vršanský & Wang in Vršanský et al.	2018	An Alienopterid dictyopteran.
Teyia huangi[218]	Vršanský, Mlynský & Wang in Vršanský et al.	2018	An Alienopterid dictyopteran.
Tumefactipes prolongates[238]	Chen et al.	2019	A timematod stick insect.
Vzrkadlenie miso[221]	Vršanský in Sendi et al.	2020	An alienopterid dictyopteran

Diptera

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Alavamanota burmitina[253]	Blagoderov & Grimaldi	2004	A fungus gnat.
Alavesia longistylata[254]	Zhang & Wang in Zhang et al.	2020	An atelestid fly.
Alavesia myanmarensis[255]	Jouault et al.	2020	An atelestid fly.
Allocotocera burmitica[253]	Blagoderov & Grimaldi	2004	A fungus gnat.
?Antocha lapra[256]	Podenas & Poinar	2009	A limoniid crane fly.
Archaeognoriste primitiva[253]	Blagoderov & Grimaldi	2004	A long beaked fungus gnat
Archiaustroconops andersoni[257]	(Szadziewski, Ross & Giłka)	2015	A biting midge. Originally described as "Archiculicoides" andersoni.[258]
Archiaustroconops gracilis[259]	Szadziewski & Poinar	2005	A biting midge.
Archiaustroconops kotejai[259]	Szadziewski & Poinar	2005	A biting midge.
Archiculicoides burmiticus[259]	(Szadziewski & Poinar)	2005	A biting midge. Originally described as "Adelohelea" burmitica, moved from "Protoculicoides" burmiticus.[260]
Archosolva biceps[261]	Grimaldi	2016	A wood soldier fly.
Archosolva sulcata[261]	Grimaldi	2016	A wood soldier fly.
Aschizomyia burmensis[262]	Grimaldi	2018	A syrphoid fly.
Atherhagiox ambiguum[261]	Grimaldi	2016	A (probably) basal tabanomorph fly.
Atherhagiox simulans[261]	Grimaldi	2016	A (probably) basal tabanomorph fly.
Atriculicoides swinhoei	(Cockerell)	1919	A biting midge. Originally described as "Johannsenomyia" swinhoei Moved from "Protoculicoides" swinhoei
Austroconops asiaticus[263]	Szadziewski	2004	A biting midge.
Austrolimnophila joana[256]	Podenas & Poinar	2009	A limoniid crane fly.
Axenotrichomyia boisteli[264]	Azar et al.	2015	A trichomyiine drain fly. The type species is Axenotrichomyia .
Bamara groehni[265]	Stebner et al.	2015	A drain fly.	Bamara groehni
Burmacrocera petiolata[58]	Cockerell	1917	A fungus gnat
Burmaculex antiquus[266]	Borkent & Grimaldi	2004	A Burmaculicinae mosquito
Burmacyrtus rusmithi[267]	Grimaldi & Hauser	2011	A brachyceran fly of uncertain placement	Burmacyrtus rusmithi
Burmahelea neli[268]	Szadziewski & Sontag in Szadziewski et al.	2019	An Atriculicoidini biting midge.
Burmapeza radicis[262]	Grimaldi		A platypezid fly.
Burmapogon bruckschi[269]	Dikow & Grimaldi	2014	An assassin fly
Burmapsilocephala cockerelli[270]	Gaimari & Mostovski	2000	An apsilocephalid fly.
Burmapsilocephala evocoa[261]	Grimaldi	2016	An apsilocephalid fly.
Burmazelmira aristica[271]	Grimaldi, Amorim & Blagoderov	2003	An Archizelmirid fly.
Burminemestrinus qiyani[272]	Zhang, Zhang & Wang	2020	A rhagionemestriid fly.
Burmitempis halteralis[87]	Cockerell	1917	A dagger fly.
Burmochlus madmaxi[273]	Giłka, Zakrzewska & Makarchenko	2020	A Podonominae chironomid
Burmomyia rossi[274]	Zhang et al.	2019	A stratiomyomorph zhangsolvid fly.
Burmoptera azu[256]	Podenas & Poinar	2009	A limoniid crane fly.
Calvopeza divergens[262]	Grimaldi	2018	A platypezid fly.
Cascoplecia insolitis[275]	Poinar	2010	A cascopleciid bibionomorph	Cascoplecia insolitis
Chandleromyia anomala[262]	Grimaldi	2018	A Platypezid fly.
Chaoburmus breviusculus[276]	Lukashevitch	2000	A phantom midge.
?Chaoburmus victimaartis[276]	Lukashevitch	2000	A possible phantom midge.
Chimeromyia burmitica[277]	Grimaldi & Cumming	2009	A chimeromyiid eremoneuran fly
Corethrella (Corethrella) andersoni[278]	Poinar & Szadziewski	2007	A frog-biting midge.
Corethrella patula[279]	Baranov et al.	2019	A frog-biting midge.
Cratomyia mimetica[261]	Grimaldi	2016	A stratiomyomorph zhangsolvid fly.
Cratomyia zhuoi[274]	Zhang et al.	2019	A stratiomyomorph zhangsolvid fly.
Cratotabanus asiaticus[261]	Grimaldi	2016	A horse-fly.
Cretabombylia spinifera[280]	Ye et al.	2019	A bee fly.
Cretarthropeina perdita[281]	Solórzano Kraemer & Cumming	2019	A wood soldier fly.
Cretasolva burmitica[261]	Grimaldi	2016	A wood soldier fly.
Cretinemestrimus eurema[272]	Grimaldi	2016	A rhagionemestriid fly first described as "Jurassinemestrinus" eurema
Cretolbia burmitica[282]	Kania et al.	2019	A wood gnat.
Cretolbia hukawnga[282]	Kania et al.	2019	A wood gnat.
Cretolbia zhuodei[282]	Kania et al.	2019	A wood gnat.
Cretoseguya burmitica[283]	Amorim & Grimaldi	2006	A Valeseguyid fly.
Culicoides bojarskii[284]	Szadziewski & Dominiak in Szadziewski et al.	2019	A biting midge.
Culicoides burmiticus[284]	Szadziewski & Dominiak in Szadziewski et al.	2019	A biting midge.
Culicoides ellenbergeri[284]	Szadziewski & Dominiak in Szadziewski et al.	2019	A biting midge.
Culicoides myanmaricus[284]	Szadziewski & Dominiak in Szadziewski et al.	2019	A biting midge.
Dacochile browni[285]	Skibińska & Krzemiński	2018	A primitive crane fly.
Dacochile microsoma[286]	Poinar & Brown	2004	A primitive crane fly.
Dacochile poinari[285]	Skibińska & Krzemiński	2018	A primitive crane fly.
Datzia bispina[265]	Stebner et al.	2015	A drain fly.	Datzia bispina
Datzia setosa[265]	Stebner et al.	2015	A drain fly.	Datzia setosa
Dicranoptycha burmitica[287]	Kania, Wang & Szwedo	2015	A limoniid crane fly.
Dicranoptycha fragmentata[288]	Krzeminski	2004	A Limoniid crane fly.
Dicranoptycha plicativa[289]	Gao, Shih & Ren	2016	A Limoniid crane fly.
Disparoleia cristata[253]	Blagoderov & Grimaldi	2004	A fungus gnat.
Docidiadia burmitica[253]	Blagoderov & Grimaldi	2004	A diadocidiid fly.
Drinosa prisca[256]	Podenas & Poinar	2009	A limoniid crane fly.
Electrocyrtoma burmanicum[58]	Cockerell	1917	A Tachydromiinae dance fly.
Endymiomyia quadra[261]	Grimaldi	2016	A bee fly.
Eophlebotomus connectens[290]	Cockerell	1920	A drain fly
Espanoderus orientalis[291]	Men, Hu & Xu	2020	A tanyderid primitive crane fly.
Eucaudomyia longicerci[261]	Grimaldi	2016	A non-empidoid orthorrhaphan fly of uncertain placement.
Furcobuchonomyia pankowskii[292]	Giłka & Zakrzewska	2017	A Buchonomyiinae chironomid midge.
Furcobuchonomyia saetheri[293]	Baranov, Góral & Ross	2017	A Buchonomyiinae chironomid midge.
Gaalomyia carolinae[253]	Blagoderov & Grimaldi	2004	A fungus gnat.
Galloatherix completus[261]	Grimaldi	2016	A (probably) basal tabanomorph.
Ganseriella pankowskiorum[294]	Fedotova & Perkovsky	2017	A Diallactiini porricondyline gall midge.
Gracilomyia wit[261]	Grimaldi	2016	A non-empidoid orthorrhaphan fly of uncertain placement.
Helius krzeminskii[295]	Ribeiro	2003	A limoniid crane fly.
Hemolia glabra[253]	Blagoderov & Grimaldi	2004	A fungus gnat.
Hemolia matilei[253]	Blagoderov & Grimaldi	2004	A fungus gnat.
Hilarimorphites burmitica[267]	Grimaldi & Cumming	2011	An apystomyiid fly.	Hilarimorphites burmanica
Hilarimorphites cummingi[261]	Grimaldi	2016	An apystomyiid fly.
Hirmoneura burmanica[296]	Liu & Huang	2019	A tangle-veined fly.
Hirmoneura caudiprima[261]	Grimaldi	2016	A tangle-veined fly.
Hirmoneura mostovskii[296]	Liu & Huang	2019	A tangle-veined fly.
Hirmoneura zigrasi[261]	Grimaldi	2016	A tangle-veined fly.
Irwinimyia spinosa[297]	Zhang et al.	2018	An apsilocephalid fly.
Kuhwahldyia indefinita[281]	Solórzano Kraemer & Cumming	2019	An Apsilocephalidae relative.
Kumaromyia burmitica[267]	Grimaldi & Hauser	2011	An apsilocephalid fly.	Kumaromyia burmitica
Lebania hukawngensis[298]	Men, Hu & Mu	2019	A limoniid cranefly.
Lebania pilosa[298]	Men, Hu & Mu	2019	A limoniid cranefly.
Lebania podenasi[298]	Men, Hu & Mu	2019	A limoniid cranefly.
Lebania scomax[256]	Podenas & Poinar	2009	A limoniid crane fly.
Leptoconops burmiticus[263]	Szadziewski	2004	A ceratopogonid midge
Leptoconops ellenbergeri[299]	Szadziewski in Szadziewski, Giłka & Urbanek	2015	A ceratopogonid midge
Leptoconops myanmaricus[263]	Szadziewski	2004	A ceratopogonid midge
Leptoconops nosopheris[300]	Poinar	2008	A ceratopogonid midge, host for Paleotrypanosoma burmanicus	Leptoconops nosopheris
Leptoconops rossi[263]	Szadziewski	2004	A ceratopogonid midge
Leptoconops subrossicus[259]	Szadziewski & Poinar	2005	A ceratopogonid midge
Leptognoriste davisi[253]	Blagoderov & Grimaldi	2004	A long beaked fungus gnat
Leptognoriste microstoma[253]	Blagoderov & Grimaldi	2004	A long beaked fungus gnat
Leptychoptera calva[301]	Lukashevich	2004	A phantom crane fly.
Leptychoptera reburra[301]	Lukashevich	2004	A phantom crane fly.
Limnophila bora[256]	Podenas & Poinar	2009	A limoniid crane fly.
Linguatormyia teletacta[302]	Grimaldi in Arillo et al.	2015	A stratiomyomorph zhangsolvid fly.
Lonchopterites burmensis[262]	Grimaldi	2018	A stem lonchopteroid fly.
Lysistrata burmensis[303]	Liu, Cai & Huang	2017	A soldier fly.
Macalpinomyia jiewenae[304]	Li & Yeates	2018	An ironomyiid fly.
Mandalayia beumersorum[265]	Stebner et al.	2015	A drain fly.	Mandalayia beumersorum
Mesonemestrius caii[305]	Zhang, Zhang & Wang	2017	An Archinemestriinae tangle-veined fly.
Microburmyia analvena[267]	Grimaldi & Cumming	2011	A mythicomyiid fly.	Microburmyia analven
Microburmyia veanalvena[267]	Grimaldi & Cumming	2011	A mythicomyiid fly.	Microburmyia venanalvena
Microphorites pouilloni[306]	Ngô-Muller et al.	2020	A Microphorinae dolichopodid long-legged fly.
Myanmaro primus[307]	Giłka et al.	2019	An orthoclad midge.
Myanmarpsilocephala grimaldii[297]	Zhang et al.	2018	An apsilocephalid fly.
Myanmyia asteiformia[267]	Grimaldi	2011	A brachyceran fly of uncertain placement.	Myanmyia asteiformia
Mycetobia myanmara[308]	Kania, Wojtoń & Krzemiński	2019	A Mycetobiinae wood gnat.
Mysteromyia plumosa[261]	Grimaldi	2016	A Mysteromyiid orthorrhaphan fly.
Narcissomyia bella[261]	Grimaldi	2016	A soldier fly.
Nealimyia evenhuisi[261]	Grimaldi	2016	A bee fly.
Nelohelea neli[268]	Szadziewski & Sontag in Szadziewski et al.	2019	A Ceratopogonini biting midge.
Neoalavesia hadroceria[309]	Poinar & Vega	2020	An atelestid fly.
Nidergasia neraudeaui[310]	Ngô-Muller et al.	2020	A bee fly.
Normyia longistyli[261]	Grimaldi	2016	A soldier fly.
Normyia telescopica[261]	Grimaldi	2016	A soldier fly.
Normyia woodleyi[261]	Grimaldi	2016	A soldier fly.
Nymphomyia allissae[311]	Wagner & Müller	2020	A nymphomyiid fly.
Palaeoglaesum bisulcum[312]	Wagner	2017	A Bruchomyiinae drain fly.
Palaeoglaesum carsteni[313]	Skibińska, Krzemiński & Zhang	2019	A Bruchomyiinae drain fly.
Palaeoglaesum quadrispiculatum[265]	(Stebner et al.)	2015	A Bruchomyiinae drain fly. Originally described as "Nemopalpus" quadrispiculatus[312]	Palaeoglaesum quadrispiculatum
Palaeoglaesum muelleri[312]	Wagner	2017	A Bruchomyiinae drain fly.
Palaeoglaesum notandum[312]	Wagner	2017	A Bruchomyiinae drain fly.
Palaeoglaesum velteni[314]	(Wagner)	2012	A Bruchomyiinae drain fly. Originally described as "Nemopalpus" velteni.[312]
Palaeoglaesum wagneri[313]	Skibińska, Krzemiński & Zhang	2019	A Bruchomyiinae drain fly.
Palaeomyia burmitis[315]	Poinar	2004	A Phlebotomidae sand fly, host for Paleoleishmania proterus	Palaeomyia burmitis
Palaeoparasycorax globosus[265]	Stebner et al.	2015	A drain fly.	Palaeoparasycorax globosus
Palaeoparasycorax suppus[265]	Stebner et al.	2015	A drain fly.	Palaeoparasycorax suppus
Palaeopetia dorsalis[262]	Grimaldi	2018	An ironomyiid fly.
Palaeopetia terminus[262]	Grimaldi	2018	An ironomyiid fly.
Palaepangonius glossa[261]	Grimaldi	2016	A (probably) basal tabanomorph fly.
Paleocytherea pouilloni[310]	Ngô-Muller et al.	2020	A bee fly.
Pankowskia primera[281]	Solórzano Kraemer & Cumming	2019	A wood soldier fly.
Parasycorax simplex[265]	Stebner et al.	2015	A drain fly.	Parasycorax simplex
Peculibombylia relictivena[280]	Ye et al.	2019	A bee fly.
Phlebotomites aphoe[265]	Stebner et al.	2015	A drain fly.	Phlebotomites aphoe
Phlebotomites burmaticus[316]	Malak, Salamé & Azar	2013	A drain fly.
Phlebotomites grimaldii[316]	Malak, Salamé & Azar	2013	A drain fly.
Phlebotomites neli[316]	Malak, Salamé & Azar	2013	A drain fly.
Phlebotomus vetus[265]	Stebner et al.	2015	A drain fly.	Phlebotomus vetus
Pioneeria bombylia[261]	Grimaldi	2016	A bee fly.
Priscoculex burmanicus[317]	Poinar, Zavortink & Brown	2019	An Anophelinae mosquito.
Pristinmicrophor hukawngensis[318]	Tang et al.	2019	A Microphorinae long legged fly belonging to the subfamily.
Procrocidium minutum[261]	Grimaldi	2016	A bee fly.
Proironia burmitica[262]	Grimaldi	2018	An ironomyiid fly.
Proironia gibbera[262]	Grimaldi	2018	An ironomyiid fly.
Prophora dimorion[262]	Grimaldi	2018	A phorid fly.
Prosyrphus thompsoni[262]	Grimaldi	2018	A possible stem-hoverfly.
Protoculicoides revelatus[258]	Borkent	2019	A biting midge.
Protognoriste goeleti[253]	Blagoderov & Grimaldi	2004	A long beaked fungus gnat
Protognoriste nascifoa[253]	Blagoderov & Grimaldi	2004	A long beaked fungus gnat
Protohoraiella katerinae[319]	Curler, Krzemiński & Skibińska	2019	A Horaiellinae drain fly.
Protohoraiella yvonnae[319]	Curler, Krzemiński & Skibińska	2019	A Horaiellinae drain fly.
Protragoneura platycera[253]	Blagoderov & Grimaldi	2004	A fungus gnat.
Pseudomanota perplexa[253]	Blagoderov & Grimaldi	2004	A fungus gnat.
Pseudorhagio zhangi[320]	Zhang, Zhang & Wang	2016	A tabanomorph fly of uncertain phylogenetic placement.
Psilocephala electrella[321]	Cockerell	1920	A fly of uncertain placement.
Rhabdomastix jarzembowskii[288]	Krzeminski	2004	A Limoniid crane fly.
‘Sciara’ burmitina[58]	Cockerell	1917	A dark-winged fungus gnat
Schistostoma burmanicum[322]	Brooks, Cumming & Grimaldi	2019	A Microphorinae long legged fly.
Schistostoma foliatum[322]	Brooks, Cumming & Grimaldi	2109	A Microphorinae long legged fly.
Schlingeromyia minuta[267]	Grimaldi & Hauser	2011	An Acrocerinae small headed fly	Schlingeromyia minuta
Similinannotanyderus lii[323]	Dong, Shih & Ren	2015	A tanyderid primitive crane fly
Similinannotanyderus longitergata[291]	Men, Hu & Xu	2020	A tanyderid primitive crane fly
Similinannotanyderus zbigniewi[324]	Skibińska & Krzemiński	2018	A tanyderid primitive crane fly
Similipioneeria mirantenna[280]	Ye et al.	2019	A bee fly.
Tabanipriscus transitivus[261]	Grimaldi	2016	A horse fly.
Temaleia birmitica[253]	Blagoderov & Grimaldi	2004	A fungus gnat.
Tethepomyia coxa[261]	Grimaldi	2016	An Archisargoidea tethepomyiid fly.
Tethepomyia zigrasi[267]	Grimaldi & Arillo	2011	An Archisargoidea tethepomyiid fly.	Tethepomyia zigrasi
Trentepohlia dzeura[256]	Podenas & Poinar	2009	A limoniid crane fly.
"Trichomya" swinhoei[58]	Cockerell	1917	A Sycoracinae drain fly
Viriosinemestrius mai[272]	Zhang, Zhang & Wang	2020	A rhagionemestriid fly.
Winnertzia burmitica[325]	(Cockerell)	1917	a Winnertziini gall midge. First described as "Winnertziola" burmitica.[88]
Zeliinia orientalis[253]	Blagoderov & Grimaldi	2004	A fungus gnat.
Zhenia burmensis[326]	Zhang & Zhang	2019	An eremochaetid fly.
Zhenia xiai[327][328]	Zhang et al.	2016	An eremochaetid fly.

Embioptera

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Atmetoclothoda orthotenes[329]	Engel & Huang in Engel et al.	2016	A clothodid webspinner. Atmetoclothoda .
Burmitembia venosa[330]	Cockerell	1919	A Notoligotomid webspinner.	Burmitembia venosa (type illustration)
Gnethoda ancyla[331]	Cui & Engel	2020	A clothodid webspinner.
Gnethoda symmetrica[331]	Cui & Engel	2020	A clothodid webspinner.
Henoclothoda simplex[331]	Cui & Engel	2020	A clothodid webspinner.
Litoclostes delicatus[329]	Engel & Huang in Engel et al.	2016	An oligotomid webspinner.
Sorellembia estherae[332]	Engel & Grimaldi	2006	A sorellembiid webspinner

Ephemeroptera

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Nanophemera myanmarensis[333]	McCafferty & Santiago-Blay	2008	An australiphemerid mayfly
Hexameropsis elongatus[334]	Lin, Shih & Ren	2018	A hexagenitid mayfly.
Myanmarella rossi[335]	Sinitshenkova	2000	A baetid mayfly.[336]
Proximicorneus rectivenius[337]	Lin, Shih & Ren	2017	A prosopistomatid mayfly.
Vetuformosa buckleyi[338]	Poinar	2011	A baetid mayfly	Vetuformosa buckleyi

Hemiptera

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Albicoccus dimai[339]	Koteja	2004	An albicoccid scale insect
Alacrena peculiaris[340]	Vea & Grimaldi	2015	A scale insect of uncertain placement. The type species is Alacrena .
"Aleurodicus" burmiticus[341]	Cockerell	1919	A whitefly
Aphrastomedes anthocoroides[342]	Yamada & Yamamoto in Yamada, Yamamoto & Takahashi	2018	A velocipedid cimicomorph.
Aradoleptus birmanus[343]	Heiss	2016	A flat bug.
Archeaneurus neli[344]	Heiss	2019	A flat bug.
Archearadus burmensis[345]	Heiss & Grimaldi	2001	A flat bug.
Archearadus elongatus[343]	Heiss	2016	A flat bug.
Archecalisius longiventris[346]	Heiss	2019	A Calisiinae flat bug.
Ayaimatum trilobatum[347]	Luo et al.	2020	A mimarachnid planthopper.
Bersta coleopteromorpha[348]	Tihelka et al.	2020	A member of Cimicomorpha.
Bersta vampirica[348]	Tihelka et al.	2020	A member of Cimicomorpha.
Burmacader lativentris[349]	Heiss & Guilbert	2018	A lace bug.
Burmacader multivenosus[350]	Heiss & Guilbert	2013	A lace bug.
Burmacicada protera[351]	Poinar & Kritsky	2011	A cicada
Burmacoccus danyi[339]	Koteja	2004	A burmacoccid scale insect.
Burmametra macrocarinata[352]	Huang et al.	2015	A water measurer.
Burmissus latimaculatus[353]	Fu & Huang	2020	A mimarachnid planthopper.
Burmissus raunoi[354]	Shcherbakov	2017	A mimarachnid planthopper.
Burmissus szwedoi[355]	Luo et al.	2020	A mimarachnid planthopper.
Burmitaphis prolatum[356]	Poinar & Brown	2005	A burmitaphid aphid
Burmocercopis lingpogensis[357]	Fu, Cai & Huang	2019	A procercopid froghopper.
Burmorthezia insolita[358]	Vea & Grimaldi	2012	An ensign scale insect.
Burmorthezia kotejai[358]	Vea & Grimaldi	2012	An ensign scale insect.
Burmoselis evelynae[359]	Shcherbakov	2000	A bernaeine whitefly.
Calisiomorpha yuripopovi[343]	Heiss	2016	A flat bug.
Carinametra burmensis[360]	Andersen & Grimaldi	2001	A Heterocleptinae water measurer
Caulinus burmitis[356]	Poinar & Brown	2005	A burmitaphid aphid
Caulisoculus electrus[361]	Zhang & Chen	2020	A yuripopovinid stalk-eyed true bug.
Caulisoculus minutus[362]	Shang et al.	2020	A yuripopovinid stalk-eyed true bug.
Chilamnestocoris mixtus[363]	Lis, Lis & Heiss	2018	A burrower bug.
Cretacoelidia viraktamathi[364]	Wang, Dietrich & Zhang	2019	A Coelidiinae leafhopper.
Cretadorus orientalis[365]	(Chen & Wang) in Chen et al.	2019	A sinoalid froghopper; Originally described as "Mesodorus" orientalis.
Cretaleptus popovi[366]	Sun & Chen	2020	A leptosaldine shore bug.
Cretanazgul camillei[367]	Garrouste et al.	2020	A nabid damsel bug.
Cretodorus angustus[353]	Fu & Huang	2020	A mimarachnid planthopper.
Cretodorus granulatus[353]	Fu & Huang	2020	A mimarachnid planthopper.
Cretopiesma engelgrimaldii[368]	Azar, Heiss & Huang	2020	An aradid flat bug.
Cretopiesma inexpectatum[368]	Azar, Heiss & Huang	2020	An aradid flat bug.
Cretopiesma lini[368]	Azar, Heiss & Huang	2020	An aradid flat bug.
Cretopiesma suukyiae[369]	Grimaldi & Engel	2008	A flat bug.
Cretosinoala tetraspina[370]	Fu & Huang	2019	A Sinoalidae froghopper.
Cretotettigarcta burmensis[371]	Fu, Cai & Huang	2019	A hairy cicada.
Criniverticillus longicumulus[372]	Lin, Yao & Ren	2018	A weitschatid Coccomorph.
Cucullitingis biacantha[373]	Du & Yao	2018	A lace bug.
Dachibangus formosus[374]	Fu et al.	2019	A mimarachnid planthopper.
Dachibangus trimaculatus[375]	Jiang, Szwedo & Wang	2018	A mimarachnid planthopper.
Dingla shagria[376]	Szwedo & Drohojowska	2020	A member of Sternorrhyncha belonging to the family Dinglidae.
Disphaerocephalus constrictus[87]	Cockerell	1917	A Disphaerocephalinae gnat bug.
Disphaerocephalus macropterus[87]	Cockerell	1917	A Disphaerocephalinae gnat bug.
Disphaerocephalus swinhoei[87]	(Cockerell)	1917	A Disphaerocephalinae gnat bug. Originally described as "Enicocephalus" swinhoei.[377]
Dorytocus ornithorhynchus[378]	Emeljanov & Shcherbakov	2018	A dorytocid planthopper.
Echinoaphis penalverii[379]	Węgierek, Cai & Huang	2019	A burmitaphidid aphid.
Electrala muae[365]	Chen & Zhuo in Chen et al.	2020	A sinoalid froghopper
Ellenbergeria oviventris[343]	Heiss	2016	A flat bug.
Eurypterogerron kachinensis[380]	Chen et al.	2020	A minlagerrontid Cicadomorpha.
Fangyuania xiai[381]	Chen, Szwedo & Wang in Chen et al.	2018	A sinoalid froghopper.
Feroorbis burmensis[382]	Węgierek & Huang in Węgierek et al.	2017	A szelegiewicziid aphid.
Formosixinia aeterna[383]	Chen & Wang in Chen et al.	2020	An archijassid treehopper.
Foveopsis fennahi[384]	Shcherbakov	2007	A perforissid planthopper.
Foveopsis heteroidea[385]	Zhang, Ren & Yao	2017	A perforissid planthopper.
Furtivirete zhuoi[386]	Zhang, Ren & Yao	2019	A jubisentid planthopper.
Gakasha calcaridentata[387]	Jiang, Wang & Szwedo	2019	A progonocimicid moss bug.
Gelastocoris curiosus[388]	Poinar & Brown	2016	A toad bug.
Gilderius eukrinops[340]	Vea & Grimaldi	2015	A mealybug.
Grimaldinia pronotalis[389]	Popov & Heiss	2014	A Leptosaldinae spiny-legged bug.
Hexaphlebia burmanica[136]	Poinar in Poinar & Brown	2014	A jumping ground bug.
Hormatalis lancigerens[390]	Węgierek & Wang in Węgierek et al.	2018	An isolitaphid aphid.
Hpanraais problematicus[391]	Jiang et al.	2019	A hairy cicada.
Isolitaphis prolatantennus[392]	Poinar	2017	A juraphidid aphid.[393]
Jaculistilus oligotrichus[394]	Zhang, Ren & Yao	2018	A mimarachnid planthopper.
Jiaotouia burmitica[395]	Fu & Huang	2020	A sinoalid froghopper.
Jiaotouia minuta[396]	Chen & Wang in Chen et al.	2019	A sinoalid froghopper.
Jubisentis hui[386]	Zhang, Ren & Yao	2019	A jubisentid planthopper.
"Kachinia" cretacea[397]	Chen et al.	2019	A minute litter bug. The generic name is preoccupied by Kachinia Tong & Li (2018).
Kachinocoris brevipennis[398]	Heiss	2012	A flat bug
Katlasus xiai[399]	Luo et al.	2020	A katlasid planthopper.
Kozarius achronus[340]	Vea & Grimaldi	2015	A kozariid scale insect.
Kozarius perpetuus[340]	Vea & Grimaldi	2015	A kozariid scale insect.
Lanlakawa changdaensis[400]	Luo et al.	2020	A perforissid planthopper.
Leptosaldinea cobbeni[401]	Popov & Heiss	2016	A spiny-legged bug.
Lumatibialis burmitis[136]	Poinar in Poinar & Brown	2014	A jumping ground bug.
Macrodrilus bostrychus[402]	Poinar	2020	A macrodrilid scale insect.
Magnilens glaesaria[340]	Vea & Grimaldi	2015	A scale insect of uncertain placement.
Marmyan barbarae[339]	Koteja	2004	A scale insect of uncertain placement
Makrosala elegans[403]	Chen & Wang in Chen et al.	2020	A sinoalid froghopper.
Makrosala venusta[403]	Chen & Wang in Chen et al.	2020	A sinoalid froghopper.
Megagerron zhuoi[404]	Chen et al.	2020	A minlagerrontid Cicadomorpha.
Mesolongicapitis peii[405]	Chen et al.	2019	A sinoalid froghopper.
Microaradus anticus[406]	Heiss & Poinar	2012	An archaearadine flat bug.
Mimaplax ekrypsan[407]	Jiang, Szwedo & Wang	2019	A mimarachnid planthopper.	Mimaplax ekrypsan
Minlagerron griphos[408]	Chen, Szwedo & Wang in Chen et al.	2019	A minlagerrontid Cicadomorpha.
Minlagerron onyxos[408]	Chen, Szwedo & Wang in Chen et al.	2019	A minlagerrontid Cicadomorpha.
Mirala burmanica[409]	Burckhardt & Poinar	2020	A psylloid jumping plant-louse.
Myanmezira longicornis[406]	Heiss & Poinar	2012	A mezirine flat bug.
Nerthra bichelata[388]	Poinar & Brown	2016	A toad bug.
Niryasaburnia burmitina[8]	(Cockerell)	1917	An achilid planthopper. Originally described as "Liburnia" burmitina[410]
Ornatiala amoena[411]	Chen, Wang & Zhang in Chen et al.	2019	A sinoalid froghopper.
Ornatiala kachinensis[412]	Chen et al.	2020	A sinoalid froghopper.
Paenicotechys fossilis[245]	(Cockerell)	1916	An Aenictopecheinae gnat bug. Originally described as "Enicocephalus" fossilis.[377]
Palaeoleptus burmanicus[413]	Poinar	2009	A palaeoleptid bug
Paleoanomala aptenus[414]	Poinar & Vega	2020	A lace bug.
Paleolepidotus macrocolus[415]	Poinar, Vega & Schneider	2020	A scale insect.
Paleotriatoma metaxytaxa[416]	Poinar	2019	An assassin bug.
Paraburmoselis kachinensis[417]	Chen et al.	2020	An aleyrodid whitefly.
Paranthoscytina xiai[357]	Fu, Cai & Huang	2019	A procercopid froghopper.
Paraornatiala daidaleos[370]	Fu & Huang	2019	A sinoalid froghopper.
Paraphatnomacader huarongcheni[418]	Guilbert & Heiss	2019	A lace bug.
Parvaverrucosa annulata[356]	(Poinar & Brown)	2005	A parvaverrucosid aphid. Originally described as "Verrucosa" annulata.[419]
Parwaina liuyei[420]	Song, Szwedo & Bourgoin in Song et al.	2019	A yetkhatid planthopper.
Pedicellicoccus marginatus[340]	Vea & Grimaldi	2015	A scale insect of uncertain placement.
Plecophlebus nebulosus [8]	Cockerell	1917	A cixiid planthopper
Postopsyllidium burmaticum[421]	Hakim et al.	2019	A protopsyllidioid sternorrhynchen bug.
Postopsyllidium grimaldii[421]	Hakim et al.	2019	A protopsyllidioid sternorrhynchen bug.
Postopsyllidium rebeccae[422]	Grimaldi	2003	A protopsyllidioid sternorrhynchen bug.
Priscacutius denticulatus[423]	Poinar & Brown	2017	A leafhopper.
Prolavexillaphis munditia[393]	Liu, Qiao & Yao in Liu et al.	2018	A juraphidid aphid.
Psilargus anufrievi[424]	Shcherbakov	2020	A jubisentid planthopper.
Pseudoweitschatus audebertis[340]	Vea & Grimaldi	2015	A weitschatid scale insect.
Pullneyocoris dentatus[425]	Lis et al.	2020	A burrower bug.
Punctacorona triplosticha[426]	Wang et al.	2019	A burrower bug.
Qilia regilla[427]	Chen et al.	2019	A Ledrinae leafhopper.
Quasicimex eilapinastes[428]	Engel	2008	A stem-group cimicid.
Reticulatitergum hui[429]	Du et al.	2019	A yuripopovinid true bug.
Rosahendersonia prisca[340]	Vea & Grimaldi	2015	A coccid scale insect.
Spinitingis ellenbergeri[350]	Heiss & Guilbert	2013	A lace bug.
Tanaia burmitica[430]	Perrichot, Nel, & Néraudeau	2007	A jumping ground bug.
Tanyaulus caudisetula[431]	Poinar	2018	A burmitaphid aphid.
Tingiometra burmanica[432]	Heiss, Golub & Popov	2015	A lace bug.
Tingiometra pankowskii[433]	Golub & Heiss	2020	A lace bug.
Tingiometra secunda[433]	Golub & Heiss	2020	A lace bug.
Tingiometra yuripopovi[433]	Golub & Heiss	2020	A lace bug.
Tingiphatnoma andreneli[434]	Maksoud, Azar & Huang	2019	A lace bug.
Tingiphatnoma bispinosa[418]	Guilbert & Heiss	2019	A lace bug.
Tingiphatnoma suchorskii[435]	Heiss & Guilbert	2019	A lace bug.
Vasteantenatus hukawngi[379]	Węgierek, Cai & Huang	2019	A burmitaphidid aphid.
Vasteantenatus reliquialaus[436]	Liu et al.	2019	A burmitaphidid aphid.
Vetuprosbole parallelica[371]	Fu, Cai & Huang	2019	A hairy cicada.
Wathondara kotejai[437]	Simon, Szwedo & Xia in Wang et al.	2015	An ensign scale.	Wathondara kotejai
Yetkhata jiangershii[420]	Song, Szwedo & Bourgoin in Song et al.	2019	A yetkhatid planthopper.

Hymenoptera

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Abropelecinus tytthus[438]	Guo et al.	2016	A pelecinid wasp.
Alivespa colossa[439]	Wu et al.	2020	A priorvespine vespid wasp.
Alivespa hirta[439]	Wu et al.	2020	A priorvespine vespid wasp.
Ampulicomorpha janzeni[440]	Olmi et al.	2014	An embolemid wasp.
Apodolichurus diaphanus[441]	Antropov	2000	A digger wasp.
Apodolichurus sphaerocephalus[441]	Antropov	2000	A digger wasp.
Aptenoperissus amabilis[442]	Zhang & Rasnitsyn	2017	An Aptenoperissidae wasp
Aptenoperissus burmanicus[443]	Rasnitsyn & Poinar	2016	An Aptenoperissidae wasp	Aptenoperissus burmanicus
Aptenoperissus delicatus[442]	Zhang & Rasnitsyn	2017	An Aptenoperissidae wasp
Aptenoperissus etius[444]	Rasnitsyn & Öhm-Kühnle	2018	An Aptenoperissidae wasp
Aptenoperissus formosus[442]	Zhang & Rasnitsyn	2017	An Aptenoperissidae wasp
Aptenoperissus magnifemoris[444]	Rasnitsyn & Öhm-Kühnle	2018	An Aptenoperissidae wasp
Aptenoperissus pusillus[444]	Rasnitsyn & Öhm-Kühnle	2018	An Aptenoperissidae wasp
Aptenoperissus zonalis[445]	Zhang & Rasnitsyn	2018	An Aptenoperissidae wasp
Aquilomyrmex huangi[446]	Perrichot, Wang & Barden	2020	A haidomyrmecine ant	Aquilomyrmex huangi
Archaeoserphites engeli[447]	Rasnitsyn & Öhm-Kühnle	2020	An archaeoserphitid wasp.
Archaeromma gibsoni[448]	Engel & Grimaldi	2007	A false fairy wasp.
Archeofoenus engeli[449]	Turrisi & Ellenberger	2019	A hyptiogastritine aulacid wasp.
Archeofoenus tartaricus[450]	Engel	2017	A hyptiogastritine aulacid wasp.
Archaeorhyssalus subsolanus[451]	Engel in Engel & Wang	2016	A Protorhyssalinae braconid wasp.
Archaeoteleia astropulvis[452]	Talamas in Talamas et al.	2016	A platygastroid wasp of uncertain placement.
Aureobythus decoloratus[453]	Melo & Lucena	2019	A chrysobythid chrysidoid wasp
Aureobythus punctatus[453]	Melo & Lucena	2019	A chrysobythid chrysidoid wasp
Aureobythus villosus[453]	Melo & Lucena	2019	A chrysobythid chrysidoid wasp
Auricleptes nebulosus[454]	Lucena & Melo	2018	A cuckoo wasp..
Azanichrum pilosum[454]	Lucena & Melo	2018	A cuckoo wasp.
Baeomorpha liorum[455]	Huber, Shih & Ren	2019	A rotoitid wasp.	Baeomorpha liorum
Bethylitella cylindrella[88]	Cockerell	1917	A Bethylidae wasp
Bethylochrysis clypeata[453]	Melo & Lucena	2019	A chrysobythid chrysidoid wasp.
Bohartiura glabrata[454]	Lucena & Melo	2018	A cuckoo wasp.
Brachypelecinus euthyntus[438]	Guo et al.	2016	A pelecinid wasp.
Bryopompilus interfector[456]	Engle & Grimaldi	2006	A bryopompilid wasp.[457]
Burmadryinus cenomanianus[458]	Olmi, Xu & Guglielmino	2014	A dryinid wasp.
Burmaevania aequalis[459]	Shih et al.	2020	An evaniid wasp.
Burmaevania brevis[459]	Shih et al.	2020	An evaniid wasp.
Burmaimetsha concava[460]	Perrichot	2013	A maimetshid wasp.
Burmanteon olmii[461]	Engel	2003	An anteonine dryinid wasp
Burmaphron prolatum[462]	Engel & Grimaldi	2009	A stigmaphronid wasp
Burmaphron tridentatum[462]	Engel & Grimaldi	2009	A stigmaphronid wasp
Burmasclerogibba aptera[463]	Perkovsky et al.	2020	A member of the family Sclerogibbidae.
Burmasega ammirabilis[454]	Lucena & Melo	2018	A cuckoo wasp.
Burmasphex pilosus[464]	Melo & Rosa	2018	An Angarosphecidae wasp.
Burmasphex sulcatus[464]	Melo & Rosa	2018	An Angarosphecidae wasp.
Burmastatus triangularis[441]	Antropov	2000	A Crabronid wasp
Burminata caputaeria[465]	Haas, Burks & Krogmann	2018	A diversinitid chalcid wasp.	Burminata caputaeria
Burmomyrma rossi[466]	Dlussky	1996	A Falsiformicid wasp, originally placed in Formicidae	Burmomyrma rossi
Burmorussus mirabilis[467]	Zhang et al.	2020	A parasitic wasp belonging to the family Burmorussidae.
Burmusculus fuxii[468]	Zhang & Rasnitsyn in Zhang, Rasnitsyn & Zhang	2018	A burmusculid wasp.
Burmusculus magnus[469]	Li et al.	2020	A burmusculid wasp.
Burmusculus nuwae[468]	Zhang & Rasnitsyn in Zhang, Rasnitsyn & Zhang	2018	A burmusculid wasp.
Burmusculus shennongii[468]	Zhang & Rasnitsyn in Zhang, Rasnitsyn & Zhang	2018	A burmusculid wasp.
Caloichneumon perrarus[470]	Li et al.	2017	An ichneumon wasp.
Camelomecia janovitzi[471]	Barden & Grimaldi	2016	A stem group ant of uncertain affinity	Camelomecia janovitzi
Cascoscelio incassa[472]	Poinar	2012	A platygastrid wasp	Nephila burmanica attacking Cascoscelio incassa
Ceratomyrmex ellenbergeri[446]	Perrichot, Bo, & Engel,	2016	A haidomyrmecine ant	Ceratomyrmex ellenbergeri
Ceratomyrmex planus[473]	Lattke & Melo	2020	A haidomyrmecine ant
Chonidris insolita[446]	Perrichot, Wang & Barden	2020	A haidomyrmecine ant	Chonidris insolita
Chrysobythus areolatus[453]	Melo & Lucena	2019	A chrysobythid chrysidoid wasp.
Cirrosphex admirabilis[441]	Antropov	2000	A wasp of uncertain placement.
Colmepsiterona cumcarena[474]	Cockx & McKellar	2018	A Pemphredoninae crabronid wasp.
Cretampulex gracilis[441]	Antropov	2000	A digger wasp.
Cretapristocera longiscapa[475]	Jouault et al.	2020	A bethylid wasp.
Cretevania bechlyi[476]	Jennings, Krogmann & Mew	2013	An evaniid wasp.
Cretevania tenuis[477]	Li et al.	2018	An ensign wasp.
Cretosapyga resinicola[478]	Bennett & Engel	2005	A sapygid wasp
Cretosclerogibba antennalis[463]	Perkovsky et al.	2020	A member of the family Sclerogibbidae.
Cretosclerogibba contractocollis[463]	Perkovsky et al.	2020	A member of the family Sclerogibbidae.
Cretosclerogibba neli[463]	Perkovsky et al.	2020	A member of the family Sclerogibbidae.
Cretosclerogibba rasnitsyni[463]	Perkovsky et al.	2020	A member of the family Sclerogibbidae.
Cretospilomena familiaris[441]	Antropov	2000	A Crabronid wasp
Curiosivespa striata[479]	Perrard & Carpenter	2017	A vespid wasp.
Curiosivespa zigrasi[479]	Perrard & Carpenter	2017	A vespid wasp.
Cursoribythus silvestris[480]	Cockx & McKellar	2016	A falsiformicid wasp.
Curtevania enervia[477]	Li et al.	2018	An evanioid wasp.
Deltoxyela engeli[481]	Wang et al.	2020	A syspastoxyelid sawfly.
Dhagnathos autokrator[446]	Perrichot, Wang & Barden	2020	A haidomyrmecine ant.	Dhagnathos autokrator
Diaspathion ortegai[482]	Engel & Huang	2015	A spathiopterygid diaprioid wasp.
Dilobops bidentata[473]	Lattke & Melo	2020	A haidomyrmecine ant
Dipteromma paradoxa[483]	Rasnitsyn et al.	2019	A mipterommatid mymarommatoid wasp.
Discoscapa apicula[484]	Poinar	2020	A discoscapid bee.
Diversinitus attenboroughi	Haas, Burks, & Krogmann	2018	A diversinitid wasp	Diversinitus attenboroughi
Dryinus acutifrons[485]	Martynova et al.	2020	A dryinid wasp.
Dryinus arakanesis[485]	Martynova et al.	2020	A dryinid wasp.
Dryinus bamar[485]	Martynova et al.	2020	A dryinid wasp.
Dryinus brachytarsis[485]	Martynova et al.	2020	A dryinid wasp.
Dryinus burmensis[485]	Martynova et al.	2020	A dryinid wasp.
Dryinus chin[485]	Martynova et al.	2020	A dryinid wasp.
Dryinus katyae[485]	Martynova et al.	2020	A dryinid wasp.
Dryinus laminatus[485]	Martynova et al.	2020	A dryinid wasp.
Dryinus latitarsis[485]	Martynova et al.	2020	A dryinid wasp.
Dryinus maderai[486]	Guglielmino et al.	2018	A dryinid wasp.	Dryinus maderai
Dryinus nadezhdae[485]	Martynova et al.	2020	A dryinid wasp.
Dryinus parisei[485]	Martynova et al.	2020	A dryinid wasp.
Dryinus taron[485]	Martynova et al.	2020	A dryinid wasp.
Edrossia vetusta[463]	Perkovsky et al.	2020	A member of the family Sclerogibbidae.
Electrofoenia jehani[487]	Jouault, Nel & Perrichot	2020	An aulacid wasp.
Electrofoenops diminuta[450]	Engel	2017	An aulacid wasp.
Electrofoenops cockerelli[449]	Turrisi & Ellenberger	2019	An aulacid wasp.
Electrofoenops rasnitsyni[449]	Turrisi & Ellenberger	2019	An Aulacid wasp.
Electrofoenus gracilipes[88]	Cockerell	1917	An Aulacidae wasp
Eopelecinus inopinatus[488]	Jouault et al.	2020	A pelecinid wasp.
Eorhopalosoma gorgyra[489]	Engel	2008	A rhopalosomatid wasp.
Eorhopalosoma lohrmanni[490]	Boudinot & Dungey	2020	A rhopalosomatid wasp.
Exilaulacus loculatus[477]	Li et al.	2018	An evanioid wasp.
Exilaulacus latus[477]	Li et al.	2018	An evanioid wasp.
Foenobethylus electriphilus[88][491]	(Cockerell)	1917	A bethylid wasp. Originally described as "Apenesia" electriphila. Moved from "Eleganesia" electriphila.
Galloromma kachinensis[448]	Engel & Grimaldi	2007	A false fairy wasp.
Geoscelio mckellari[492]	Engel & Huang	2016	A scelionid wasp.
Gerontoformica contegus[493]	(Barden & Grimaldi)	2014	A sphecomyrmine ant	Gerontoformica contegus
Gerontoformica gracilis[493]	(Barden & Grimaldi)	2014	A sphecomyrmine ant	Gerontoformica gracilis
Gerontoformica magnus[493]	(Barden & Grimaldi)	2014	A sphecomyrmine ant	Gerontoformica magnus
Gerontoformica maraudera[471]	Barden & Grimaldi	2016	A sphecomyrmine ant	Gerontoformica magnus
Gerontoformica orientalis[493]	(Engel & Grimaldi)	2005	A sphecomyrmine ant	Gerontoformica orientalis
Gerontoformica pilosus[493]	(Barden & Grimaldi)	2014	A sphecomyrmine ant	Gerontoformica pilosus
Gerontoformica robustus[493]	(Barden & Grimaldi)	2014	A sphecomyrmine ant	Gerontoformica robustus
Gerontoformica rugosus[493]	(Barden & Grimaldi)	2014	A sphecomyrmine ant	Gerontoformica rugosus
Gerontoformica spiralis[493]	(Barden & Grimaldi)	2014	A sphecomyrmine ant	Gerontoformica spiralis
Gerontoformica subcuspis[493]	(Barden & Grimaldi)	2014	A sphecomyrmine ant	Gerontoformica subcuspis
Gerontoformica tendir[493]	(Barden & Grimaldi)	2014	A sphecomyrmine ant	Gerontoformica tendir
Glabiala barbata[465]	Haas, Burks & Krogmann	2018	A diversinitid chalcid wasp.	Glabiala barbata
Habraulacus zhaoi[494]	Li et al.	2015	A praeaulacid evanioid wasp.
Haidomyrmex cerberus[446]	Dlussky	1996	A haidomyrmecine ant	Haidomyrmex cerberus
Haidomyrmex davidbowiei[473]	Lattke & Melo	2020	A haidomyrmecine ant
Haidomyrmex scimitarus[446]	Barden & Grimaldi	2012	A haidomyrmecine ant	Haidomyrmex scimitarus
Haidomyrmex zigrasi[446]	Barden & Grimaldi	2012	A haidomyrmecine ant	Haidomyrmex zigrasi
Heteropimpla megista[495]	Li, Shih, Kopylov & Ren in Li et al.	2019	A Labenopimplinae ichneumon wasp.
Holopsenelliscus pankowskiorum[496]	Engel	2019	A bethylid wasp.
Hybristodryinus anomalus[497]	Perkovsky et al.	2019	A dryinid wasp.
Hybristodryinus concavifrons[497]	Perkovsky et al.	2019	A dryinid wasp.
Hybristodryinus cretacicus[497]	Perkovsky et al.	2019	A dryinid wasp.
Hybristodryinus karen[497]	Perkovsky et al.	2019	A dryinid wasp.
Hybristodryinus kayin[497]	Perkovsky et al.	2019	A dryinid wasp.
Hybristodryinus konbaung[497]	Perkovsky et al.	2019	A dryinid wasp.
Hybristodryinus ligulatus[497]	Perkovsky et al.	2019	A dryinid wasp.
Hybristodryinus magnificus[497]	Perkovsky et al.	2019	A dryinid wasp.
Hybristodryinus mon[497]	Perkovsky et al.	2019	A dryinid wasp.
Hybristodryinus moutesoe[498]	Tribull, Barden & Olmi	2020	A dryinid wasp.
Hybristodryinus nalae[497]	Perkovsky et al.	2019	A dryinid wasp.
Hybristodryinus pyu[497]	Perkovsky et al.	2019	A dryinid wasp.
Hybristodryinus resinicolus[499]	Engel	2005	A dryinid wasp
Hybristodryinus shan[497]	Perkovsky et al.	2019	A dryinid wasp.
Hypselogastrion simplex[500]	Engel in Engel & Wang	2016	A gasteruptiid wasp.
Hyptiogastrites electrinus[58]	Cockerell	1917	An aulacid wasp
Kronostephanus zigrasi[501]	Engel & Grimaldi	2013	A schlettereriine crown wasp.
Lagenostephanus lii[502]	Li, Rasnitsyn, Shih & Ren	2017	A crown wasp.
Linguamyrmex brevicornis[446]	Perrichot et al	2020	A haidomyrmecine ant	Linguamyrmex brevicornis
Linguamyrmex rhinocerus[446]	Miao & Wang	2019	A haidomyrmecine ant	Linguamyrmex rhinocerus
Linguamyrmex vladi[446]	Barden & Grimaldi	2017	A haidomyrmecine ant	Linguamyrmex vladi
Maimetshasia kachinensis[460]	Perrichot	2013	A maimetshid wasp.
Megalopsenella pouilloni[475]	Jouault et al.	2020	A bethylid wasp.
Melittosphex burmensis[503]	Poinar & Danforth	2006	An Apoid bee	Melittosphex burmensis
Mendampulex monilicularis[441]	Antropov	2000	A digger wasp.
Mesevania swinhoei[504]	Basibuyuk & Rasnitsyn	2000	An ensign wasp
Miracorium tetrafoveolatum[454]	Lucena & Melo	2018	A cuckoo wasp.
Myanmarina jeannineae[505]	Li et al.	2018	A myanmarinid wasp.
Myanmarina kachin[506]	Zhang & Rasnitsyn in Zhang et al.	2018	A myanmarinid wasp.
Myanmarina lahu[506]	Zhang & Rasnitsyn in Zhang et al.	2018	A myanmarinid wasp.
Myanmarina lisu[506]	Zhang & Rasnitsyn in Zhang et al.	2018	A myanmarinid wasp.
Myanmymar aresconoides[507]	Huber	2011	A fairyfly	Myanmymar aresconoides
Myanmyrma gracilis[508]	Engel & Grimaldi	2005	An ant of uncertain family placement	Myanmyrma gracilis
Nadezhdabythus burmensis[509]	Zhang et al.	2020	A scolebythid wasp.
Newjersevania brevis[477]	Li et al.	2018	An evaniid wasp.
Newjersevania longa[477]	Li et al.	2018	An evaniid wasp.
Newjersevania rasnitsyni[459]	Shih et al.	2020	An evaniid wasp.
Novichneumon longus[470]	Li et al.	2017	An Ichneumon wasp.
Othniodellitha mantichora[510]	Engel & Huang in Engel et al.	2016	An Evanioid wasp.
Palaeoanteon cenomanianum[511]	Perkovsky et al.	2020	A dryinid wasp.
Paleosyncrasis hongi[512]	Poinar	2019	A praeaulacid evanioid wasp.
Pangu antiquum[513]	Li et al.	2020	A panguid wasp.
Pangu yuangu[469]	Li et al.	2020	A panguid wasp.
Peleproctus dolichurus[514]	Zhang et al.	2018	A peleserphid proctotrupomorph.
Peleserphus brachyurus[514]	Zhang et al.	2018	A peleserphid proctotrupomorph.
Peleserphus genalis[514]	Zhang et al.	2018	A peleserphid proctotrupomorph.
Plumalexius ohmkuhnlei[515]	Rasnitsyn & Brothers	2020	A species of Plumalexius.
Ponomarenkoa ellenbergeri[516]	Olmi, Xu & He	2013	A Ponomarenkoinae Dryinid wasp
Prolemistus apiformis[441]	Antropov	2000	A Crabronid wasp
Prosphex anthophilos[517]	Grimaldi, Peñalver, Barrón, et al.	2019	A probable stem-group Aculeatan of uncertain placement, possibly a panguid.[513]	Prosphex anthophilos
Phoriostephanus exilis[518]	Engel & Huang	2016	A crown wasp.
Proterosceliopsis ambulata[519]	Talamas, Shih & Ren in Talamas et al.	2019	A proterosceliopsid platygastroid wasp.
Proterosceliopsis nigon[519]	Talamas, Shih & Ren in Talamas et al.	2019	A proterosceliopsid platygastroid wasp.
Proterosceliopsis plurima[519]	Talamas, Shih & Ren in Talamas et al.	2019	A proterosceliopsid platygastroid wasp.
Proterosceliopsis torquata[519]	Talamas, Shih & Ren in Talamas et al.	2019	A proterosceliopsid platygastroid wasp.
Proterosceliopsis wingerathi[519]	Talamas, Shih & Ren in Talamas et al.	2019	A proterosceliopsid platygastroid wasp.
Protobelyta monsirei[520]	Jouault, Perrichot & Nel	2020	A diapriid wasp.
Protoceratomyrmex revelatus[446]	Perrichot, Wang & Barden	2020	A haidomyrmecine ant	Protoceratomyrmex revelatus
Protofoenus swinhoei[58]	Cockerell	1917	An Aulacidae wasp
Protovespa haxairei[479]	Perrard & Carpenter	2017	A vespid wasp.
Protozigrasimecia chauli[521]	Cao, Boudinot & Gao in Cao et al.	2020	A zigrasimeciine ant.
Pseudodryinus burmensis[458]	Olmi, Xu & Guglielmino	2014	A dryinid wasp.
Raptodryinus patrickmuelleri[522]	Olmi et al	2020	A dryinid wasp
Rasnitsevania ferox[487]	Jouault, Nel & Perrichot	2020	A praeaulacid wasp.
Rhetinorhyssalus morticinus[523]	Engel	2016	A braconid wasp.
Sclerodermus quadridentatus[88]	Cockerell	1917	A Bethylidae wasp
Sclerogibba cretacica[524]	Martynova et al.	2019	A sclerogibbid wasp.
Sclerosyntexis hirsuta[525]	Wang et al.	2020	An anaxyelid sawfly.
Seneciobracon novalatus[526]	Engel & Huang in Engel et al.	2018	A braconid wasp.	Seneciobracon novalatus
Siccibythus musculosus[480]	Cockx & McKellar	2016	A falsiformicid wasp.
Sinuevania mira[477]	Li et al.	2018	An evanioid wasp.
Sorellevania deansi[527]	Engel	2006	An ensign wasp
Striaexyela longicornis[528]	Zheng et al.	2019	A syspastoxyelid wasp.
Supraserphites draculi[529]	Rasnitsyn & Öhm-Kühnle	2019	A serphitid wasp.
Supraserphites margritae[530]	Rasnitsyn & Öhm-Kühnle	2020	A serphitid wasp.
Supraserphites sidorchukae[531]	Rasnitsyn & Öhm-Kühnle	2019	A serphitid wasp.
Supraserphites vorontsovi[530]	Rasnitsyn & Öhm-Kühnle	2020	A serphitid wasp.
Syspastoxyela pinguis[481]	Wang et al.	2020	A syspastoxyelid sawfly.
Syspastoxyela rhaphidia[532]	Engel & Huang in Engel et al.	2016	A syspastoxyelid sawfly.
Syspastoxyela simpla[481]	Wang et al.	2020	A syspastoxyelid sawfly.
Thanatotiphia nyx[533]	Engel, Ortega-Blanco & Bennett	2009	A tiphiid wasp
Tichostephanus hui[534]	Engel	2019	A crown wasp.
Trigampulex pervetus[535]	(Cockerell)	1917	A wasp of uncertain placement.[441]
Uniceratops trex[491]	Colombo, Gobbi & Azevedo	2020	A bethylid wasp.
Xenodellitha preta[450]	Engel	2017	An othniodellithid evanioid wasp.
Zigrasimecia ferox[536]	Perrichot	2014	A zigrasimeciine ant	Zigrasimecia ferox
Zigrasimecia hoelldobleri[521]	Cao, Boudinot & Gao in Cao et al.	2020	A zigrasimeciine ant.
Zigrasimecia tonsora[537]	Barden & Grimaldi	2013	A Zigrasimeciine ant	Zigrasimecia tonsora
Zoropelecinus periosus[438]	Guo et al.	2016	A pelecinid wasp.
Zoropelecinus zigrasi[538]	Engel & Grimaldi	2013	A pelecinid wasp.

Lepidoptera

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Sabatinca cretacea[539]	Zhang et al.	2017	A micropterigid moth
Sabatinca limula[539]	Zhang et al.	2017	A micropterigid moth
Sabatinca perveta[539]	(Cockerell)	1919	A micropterigid moth. Originally described as "Micropteryx" pervetus[330]	Sabatinca perveta (type illustration)
Sabatinca pouilloni[540]	Ngô-Muller & Nel in Ngô-Muller et al.	2020	A micropterigid moth
Tanyglossus orectometopus[541]	Poinar	2017	A Douglas moth.

Mecoptera

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Bittacus lepiduscretaceus[542]	Li et al.	2018	A bittacid hangingfly
Burmobittacus jarzembowskii[543]	Zhao et al.	2016	A bittacid hangingfly
Burmomerope bashkuevi[544]	Sun et al.	2020	An earwig fly.
Burmomerope clara[545]	Zhao & Wang in Zhao et al.	2016	An earwig fly.
Burmomerope eureka[546]	Grimaldi & Engel	2013	An earwig fly.
Burmopsyche bella[547]	Zhao et al.	2020	An aneuretopsychid scorpionfly	Burmopsyche bella
Burmopsyche xiai[547]	Zhao et al.	2020	An aneuretopsychid scorpionfly	Burmopsyche xiai
Dualula kachinensis[548]	Lin et al.	2019	A pseudopolycentropodid scorpionfly[547]	Dualula kachinensis
Parapolycentropus burmiticus[549]	Grimaldi & Rasnitsyn	2005	A pseudopolycentropodid scorpionfly	Parapolycentropus burmiticus
Parapolycentropus paraburmiticus[549]	Grimaldi & Rasnitsyn	2005	A pseudopolycentropodid scorpionfly	Parapolycentropus paraburmiticus (copulating)

Megaloptera

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Haplosialodes liui[550]	Huang et al.		An alderfly.

Neuroptera

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Acanthoberotha cuspis[551]	Nakamine, Yamamoto & Takahashi	2020	A rhachiberothid lacewing
Acanthomantispa grandis[552]	Lu et al.	2020	A mantid fly.
Acanthomantispa immaculata[552]	Lu et al.	2020	A mantispid.
Acanthomantispa maculata[552]	Lu et al.	2020	A mantispid.
Acanthopsychops triaina[553]	Badano & Engel	2018	A psychopsid lacewing	Acanthopsychops triaina
Achlyoconis heptatrichia[554]	Engel	2016	A Fontenelleini Aleuropteryginae dusty wing.
Achlyoconis jiae[555]	Li et al.	2019	A Fontenelleini Aleuropteryginae dusty wing.
Adelpholeon lithophorus[553]	Badano & Engel	2018	A sister genus to the antlion+owlfly clade	Adelpholeon lithophorus
Allopteroneura burmana[556]	Lu, Zhang & Liu	2019	An antlion.
Ansoberotha jiewenae[557]	Yang, Shi & Ren	2019	A beaded lacewing.
Aphthartopsychops scutatus[553]	Badano & Engel	2018	A psychopsid lacewing	Aphthartopsychops scutatus
Archaeosymphrasis pennyi[558]	Shi et al.	2019	A symphrasine mantis fly.
Astioberotha falcipes[551]	Nakamine, Yamamoto & Takahashi	2020	A rhachiberothid lacewing
Buratina truncata[559]	Khramov, Yan & Kopylov	2019	A Paradoxosisyrinae spongillafly.
Burmaleon magnificus[560]	Myskowiak et al	2016	An osmylid lacewing
Burmaleuropteryx meinanderi[555]	Li et al.	2019	An Aleuropteryginae dusty wing.
Burmaneura minuta[561]	Huang et al.	2016	An araripeneurine antlion.
Burmithone pennyi[562]	Lu et al.	2017	A moth lacewing.
Burmitus tubulifer[553]	Badano, Engel & Wang	2018	A Stem-group Myrmeleontidae + Ascalaphidae	Burmitus tubulifer
Burmobabinskaia tenuis[563]	Lu, Zhang & Liu	2017	A Babinskaiid lacewing.
Burmodipteromantispa jiaxiaoae[564]	Liu, Lu & Zhang	2017	A Dipteromantispid mantid fly.
Burmogramma liui[565]	Liu et al.	2018	A Cretanallachiinae kalligrammatid lacewing.	Burmogramma liui
Burmopsychops labandeirai[565]	Liu et al.	2018	A Cretanallachiinae kalligrammatid lacewing.	Burmopsychops labandeirai
Burmopsychops limoae[566][567]	Lu, Zhang & Liu	2016	A possible kalligrammatid lacewing.[568]	Burmopsychops limoae
Cladofer huangi[553]	Badano, Engel & Wang	2018	A Stem-group Myrmeleontiformia	Cladofer huangi
Cornoberotha anomala[569]	Yang et al.	2020	A berothid beaded lacewing.
Cornoberotha aspoeckae[569]	Yang et al.	2020	A berothid beaded lacewing.
Cornoberotha monogona[569]	Yang et al.	2020	A berothid beaded lacewing.
Cretocroce xiai[570]	Lu et al.	2019	A Crocine thread‐winged lacewing.
Cretodilar burmanus[571]	Liu & Zhang in Liu et al.	2016	A pleasing lacewing.
Cratoneura cuneata[572]	Yang et al.	2020	An araripeneurid lacewing.
Creagroparaberotha cuneata[551]	Nakamine, Yamamoto & Takahashi	2020
Creagroparaberotha groehni[573]	Makarkin	2015	A member of the subfamily Paraberothinae.
Cretaconiopteryx grandis[574]	Liu & Lu	2017	A dustywing.
Cretadilar olei[575]	Makarkin	2017	A pleasing lacewing.
Cretanallachius magnificus[576]	Huang et al.	2015	A Cretanallachiinae kalligrammatid lacewing.[565]	Cretanallachius magnificus
Cretarophalis patrickmuelleri[577]	Wichard	2017	A Nevrorthid lacewing.
Cretogramma engeli[565]	Liu et al.	2018	A Cretanallachiinae kalligrammatid lacewing.	Cretogramma engeli
Cycloconis maculata[555]	Li et al.	2019	An aleuropterygine dusty wing.
Dasyberotha eucharis[578]	Engel & Grimaldi	2008	A beaded lacewing
Dicranomantispa zhouae[552]	Lu et al.	2020	A mantispid.
Dilar cretaceus[571]	Liu & Zhang in Liu et al.	2016	A pleasing lacewing.
Diodontognathus papillatus[553]	Badano, Engel & Wang	2018	A myrmeleontiform	Diodontognathus papillatus
Dolichoberotha burmana[569]	Yang et al.	2020	A berothid beaded lacewing
Dolichoberotha bifurcata[569]	Yang et al.	2020	A berothid beaded lacewing
Doratomantispa ares[552]	Lu et al.	2020	A mantispid.
Doratomantispa burmanica[579]	Poinar in Poinar & Buckley	2010	A mantispid.
Doratomantispa hongi[580]	Shi et al.	2019	A mantid fly.
Doratomantispa pubescens[552]	Lu et al.	2020	A mantispid.
Electrobabinskaia burmana[563]	Lu, Zhang & Liu	2017	A Babinskaiid lacewing.
Electrocaptivus xui[553]	Badano, Engel & Wang	2018	A nymphid lascewing	Electrocaptivus xui
Electropsychops handlirschi[581]	Lu et al.	2017	A silky lacewing.
Electropsychops oligophlebius[582]	Bai et al.	2019	A silky lacewing.
Elenchonymphes electrica[578]	Engel & Grimaldi	2008	A split-footed lacewing
Eorhachiberotha burmitica[583]	Engel	2004	A thorny lacewing
Ethiroberotha elongata[578]	Engel & Grimaldi	2008	A beaded lacewing
Fiaponeura penghiani[566][567]	Lu, Zhang & Liu	2016	A pleasing lacewing.	Fiaponeura penghiani
Glaesoconis baliopteryx[584]	Engel	2004	A fontenelleine aleuropterygine dustywing
Gigantobabinskaia godunkoi[585]	Makarkin & Staniczek	2019	A babinskaiid stem group antlion.
Habrosymphrasis xiai[558]	Shi et al.	2019	A mantid fly.
Halteriomantispa grimaldii[586]	Liu, Lu & Zhang	2016	A Dipteromantispidae.	Halteriomantispa grimaldii
Haploberotha carsteni[587]	Makarkin	2018	A beaded lacewing.
Haploberotha persephone[578]	Engel & Grimaldi	2008	A beaded lacewing
Haplosymphrasites zouae[552]	Lu et al.	2020	A mantispid.
Hemeroberotha sinefurca[588]	Makarkin & Gröhn	2020	A brown lacewing
Iceloberotha kachinensis[578]	Engel & Grimaldi	2008	A beaded lacewing
Iceloberotha simulatrix[578]	Engel & Grimaldi	2008	A beaded lacewing
Jersiberotha myanmarensis[578]	Engel & Grimaldi	2008	A beaded lacewing
Jersiberotha tauberorum[578]	Engel & Grimaldi	2008	A beaded lacewing
Khobotun elephantinus[559]	Khramov, Yan & Kopylov	2019	A paradoxosisyrine spongilla fly
Kurtodipteromantispa xiai[589]	Li et al.	2020	A dipteromantispid lacewing
Kurtodipteromantispa zhuodei[590]	Li & Liu	2020	A dipteromantispid lacewing
Lasiopsychops impunctatus[582]	Bai et al.	2019	A silky lacewing.
Litopsychopsis burmitica[578]	Engel & Grimaldi	2008	A silky lacewing
Macleodiella electrina[553]	Badano & Engel	2018	A stem-group myrmeleontiform	Macleodiella electrina
Maculaberotha nervosa[591]	Yuan, Ren & Wang	2016	A beaded lacewing.
Magniberotha recurrens[591]	Yuan, Ren & Wang	2016	A beaded lacewing.
Mantispidipterella longissima[564]	Liu, Lu & Zhang	2017	A dipteromantispid mantid fly.
Megalopteroneura chenxingi[592]	Liu, Lu & Zhang	2016	A corydasialid lacewing.
Mesoptynx unguiculatus[553]	Badano, Engel & Wang	2018	A stem-group Myrmeleontidae + Ascalaphidae	Mesoptynx unguiculatus
Micromantispa cristata[593]	Shi et al.	2015	A paraberothine[594] or mantid fly.[595]
Micromantispa galeata[551]	Nakamine, Yamamoto & Takahashi	2020	A paraberothine[594] or mantid fly.[595]
Micromantispa spicata[551]	Nakamine, Yamamoto & Takahashi	2020	A paraberothine[594] or mantid fly.[595]
Mulleroconis hyalina[596]	Ružičková, Nel & Prokop	2019	A dustywing.	Mulleroconis hyalina
Nanoleon wangae[556]	Hu, Lu & Liu	2019	An antlion.
Nymphavus progenitor[553]	Badano, Engel & Wang	2018	A nymphid lacewing	Nymphavus progenitor
Oligopsychopsis grandis[565]	Lui et al.	2018	A Cretanallachiinae kalligrammatid lacewing.	Oligopsychopsis grandis
Oligopsychopsis groehni[597]	(Makarkin)	2017	A Cretanallachiinae kalligrammatid lacewing. First described as "Burmopsychops" groehni.[565]	Oligopsychopsis groehni
Oligopsychopsis penniformis[597]	Chang et al.	2018	A Cretanallachiinae kalligrammatid lacewing.
Palaeoconis azari[596]	Ružičková, Nel & Prokop	2019	A dusty wing.	Palaeoconis azari
Parababinskaia douteaui[598]	Ngô-Muller et al.	2020	A babinskaiid lacewing.
Parababinskaia makarkini[599]	Hu et al.	2018	A babinskaiid lacewing.	Parababinskaia makarkini
Parabaisochrysa xingkei[600]	Lu et al.	2018	A green lacewing.	Parabaisochrysa xingkei
Paradipteromantispa polyneura[589]	Li et al.	2020	A dipteromantispid lacewing
Paradoxomantispa jiaxiaoae[552]	Lu et al.	2020	A mantispid.
Paradoxosisyra groehni[601]	Makarkin	2016	A spongillafly
Paranimboa litotes[554]	Engel	2016	A Coniopterygini Coniopteryginae dusty lacewing.
Parasymphrasites electrinus[552]	Lu et al.	2020	A mantispid.
Pedanoptera arachnophila[602]	Liu et al.	2016	A Mesochrysopid lacewing.
Phthanoconis burmitica[584]	Engel	2004	A phthanoconine coniopterygine dustywing
Phyllochrysa huangi[603]	Liu et al.	2018	A chrysopoid lacewing.
Phylloleon elegans[556]	Lu, Wang & Liu	2019	An antlion.
Phylloleon stangei[556]	Lu, Ohl & Liu	2019	An antlion.
Pristinofossor rictus[553]	Badano & Engel	2018	A Stem-Myrmeleontidae ant-lion	Pristinofossor rictus
Protoberotha minuta[604]	Huang, Ren & Wang	2019	A beaded lacewing.
Protosiphoniella anthophila[559]	Khramov, Yan & Kopylov	2019	A paradoxosisyrine spongillafly.
Psilomantispa abnormis[552]	Lu et al.	2020	A mantispid.
Pseudobabinskaia martinsnetoi[599]	(Lu, Zhang & Liu)	2017	A Babinskaiid lacewing. Originally described as "Babinskaia" martinsnetoi.[563]
Pseudoneliana makarkini[605]	Huang, Nel & Azar	2019	A babinskaiid lacewing
Scoloberotha necatrix[578]	Engel & Grimaldi	2008	A thorny lacewing.
Sidorchukatia gracilis[559]	Khramov, Yan & Kopylov	2019	A paradoxosisyrine spongillafly
Stictosisyra pennyi[606]	Yang et al	2018	A spongillafly	Stictosisyra pennyi
Stygioberotha siculifera[551]	Nakamine, Yamamoto & Takahashi	2020	A rhachiberothid lacewing
Systenoberotha magillae[578]	Engel & Grimaldi	2008	A beaded lacewing
Telistoberotha libitina[578]	Engel & Grimaldi	2008	A beaded lacewing
Uranoberotha chariessa[551]	Nakamine, Yamamoto & Takahashi	2020	A rhachiberothid lacewing
Xiaoberotha bipunctata[607]	Shi et al.	2019	A beaded lacewing.

Notoptera

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Sylvalitoralis cheni[608]	Zhang, Bai & Yang in Zhang et al.	2016	An ice crawler nymph of uncetrain placement.

"Odonatoptera"

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Angustaeshna magnifica[609]	Huang, Cai & Nel	2017	A burmaeshnid dragonfly.
Araripegomphus shai[610]	Zheng et al.	2018	An araripegomphid dragonfly.
Arcanodraco filicauda[611]	Schädel, Müller & Haug	2020	A stem Odonatoptera of uncertain placement.
Burmachistigma cheni[612]	Zheng et al.	2017	A burmacoenagrionid damselfly.
Burmacoenagrion pretiosus[612]	Zheng et al.	2017	A burmacoenagrionid damselfly.
Burmadysagrion zhangi[613]	Zheng, Wang & Nel in Zheng et al.	2016	A dysagrionid damselfly.
Burmaeshna azari[614]	Huang et al.	2017	A burmaeshnid dragonfly.
Burmagomphides electronica[615]	Zheng, Nel & Wang in Zheng et al.	2017	A burmagomphid dragonfly.
Burmagrion marjanmatoki[616]	Möstel, Schorr & Bechly	2017	A burmacoenagrionid damselfly.	Burmagrion marijanmatoki
Burmahemiphlebia zhangi[617]	Zheng et al.	2017	A hemiphlebiid damselfly.
Burmalindenia imperfecta[618]	Schädel & Bechly	2016	A Lindeniinae gomphid dragonfly.	Burmalindenia imperfecta
Burmaphlebia reifi[619]	Bechly & Poinar	2013	A burmaphlebiid damsel-dragonfly.
Burmastenophlebia flecki[620]	Huang, Fu & Nel	2019	A stenophlebiid damsel-dragonfly.
Burmahemiphlebia hui[621]	Zheng & Wang	2018	A hemiphlebiid damselfly.
Cretadisparoneura hongi[622]	Huang et al.	2015	A platycnemidid damselfly.
Cretaeshna lini[623]	Zheng et al.	2017	A burmaeshnid dragonfly.[609]
Cretagomphaeschnaoides jarzembowskae[624]	Zheng et al.	2016	A gomphaeschnid dragonfly.
Cretamegaloprepus zhouae[625]	Zheng, Nel & Wang in Zheng et al.	2018	A mesomegaloprepid damselfly.
Electrocoenagrion elongatum[612]	Zheng et al.	2017	A burmacoenagrionid damselfly.
Electrocoenagrion forficatum[612]	Zheng et al.	2017	A burmacoenagrionid damselfly.
Electrodysagrion lini[626]	Zheng, Nel & Wang in Zheng et al.	2017	A dysagrionid damselfly.
Electrodysagrion neli[627]	Zheng et al.	2019	A dysagrionid damselfly.
Gunterbechlya pumilio[628]	Huang, Fu & Nel	2020	A putative Gomphidae club-tailed dragonfly.
Mesomegaloprepus magnificus[629]	Huang et al.	2017	A mesomegaloprepid damselfly.
Mesosticta burmatica[622]	Huang et al.	2015	A platystictid damselfly.
Mesosticta davidattenboroughi[630]	Zheng et al.	2017	A platystictid damselfly.
Mesosticta electronica[631]	Zheng et al.	2016	A platystictid damselfly.
Palaeodisparoneura burmanica[632]	Poinar, Bechly & Buckley	2010	A platycnemidid damselfly.
Palaeodisparoneura cretacica[633]	Zheng, Wang & Chang	2017	A platycnemidid damselfly.
Palaeodysagrion cretacicus[617]	Zheng et al.	2016	A dysagrionid damselfly.
Palaeodysagrion youlini[634]	Zheng, Chang & Wang	2017	A dysagrionid damselfly.
Palaeoperilestes electronicus[635]	Zheng et al.	2016	A perilestid damselfly.
Paraburmagomphides zhaoi[636]	Zheng et al.	2018	A paraburmagomphid dragonfly.
Paracoryphagrion deltoides[637]	Zheng, Nel & Wang in Zheng et al.	2018	A paracoryphagrionid damselfly.
Pouillonphlebia burmitica[638]	Ngô-Muller, Garrouste & Nel	2020	A burmaphlebiid damsel-dragonfly
Yijenplatycnemis huangi[639]	Zheng et al.	2017	A platycnemidid damselfly.

Orthoptera

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Archaicaripipteryx rotunda[640]	Xu et al.	2020	A ripipterygid "mud cricket".
Birmaninemobius hirsutus[641]	Xu et al.	2020	A Nemobiinae trigonidiid wood cricket.
Birmitoxya intermedia[642]	Gorochov	2010	A dentridactyline pygmy mole cricket
Burmadactylus grimaldii[643]	Heads	2009	A mongoloxyine pygmy mole cricket
Burmagryllotalpa longa[644]	Wang et al.	2020	A gryllotalpine mole cricket
Burmelcana longirostris[645]	Peñalver & Grimaldi	2010	An elcanid grasshopper.
Cascogryllus lobiferus[646]	Poinar	2018	A tridactylid pygmy mole cricket.
Elcanonympha diana[647]	Heads, Thomas & Wang	2018	An elcanid grasshopper.	Elcanonympha diana
Ellca nevelka[648]	Kočárek	2020	An elcanid grasshopper.
Longioculus burmensis[649]	Poinar, Gorochov & Buckley	2007	An elcanid grasshopper.
Magnidactylus robustus[650]	Xu, Fang & Jarzembowski	2020	A tridactylid pygmy mole cricket.
Paraxya hui[651]	Cao, Chen & Yin	2019	A tridactylid pygmy mole cricket.
Pherodactylus micromorphus[652]	Poinar, Su & Brown	2020	A cricket.
Protomogoplistes asquamosus[653]	Gorochov	2010	A protomogoplistine scaley cricket
Tresdigitus rectanguli[654]	Xu, Fang & Wang	2020	A mole cricket

Permopsocida

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Bittacopsocus megacephalus[655]	Beutel et al.	2019	An ? archipsyllid Permopsocid
Burmopsylla maculata[656]	Liang, Zhang & Liu	2016	An archipsyllid Permopsocid
Mydiognathus eviohlhoffae[657]	Yoshizawa & Lienhard	2016	An archipsyllid Permopsocid
Psocorrhyncha burmitica[658]	Huang et al.	2016	An archipsyllid Permopsocid	Psocorrhyncha burmitica

Plecoptera

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Borisoperla kondratieffi[659]	Chen & Xu	2020	A peltoperlid stonefly
Branchioperla ianstewarti[660]	Sroka & Staniczek	2020	A petroperlid stonefly
Burmacroneuria projecta[661]	Chen	2019	A perlid common stonefly.
Burmesoperla expansa[662]	Chen	2019	An acroneuriine common stonefly.
Burperla decolorata[663]	Chen	2020	A perlid common stonefly.
Cretacroneuria angularis[664]	Chen	2020	A perlid common stonefly.
Electroneuria ronwoodi[665]	Sroka, Staniczek & Kondratieff	2018	A perlid common stonefly.	Electroneuria ronwoodi
Lapisperla keithrichardsi[665]	Sroka, Staniczek & Kondratieff	2018	A petroperlid stonefly.	Lapisperla keithrichardsi
Largusoperla acus[666]	Chen, Wang, & Du	2018	A perlid common stonefly.	Largusoperla acus
Largusoperla arcus[666]	Chen, Wang, & Du	2018	A perlid common stonefly.	Largusoperla arcus
Largusoperla billwymani[665]	Sroka, Staniczek & Kondratieff	2018	A perlid common stonefly.	Largusoperla billwymani
Largusoperla borisi[667]	Chen	2018	A perlid common stonefly.	Largusoperla borisi
Largusoperla brianjonesi[665]	Sroka, Staniczek & Kondratieff	2018	A perlid common stonefly.	Largusoperla brianjonesi
Largusoperla charliewattsi[665]	Sroka, Staniczek & Kondratieff	2018	A perlid common stonefly.	Largusoperla charliewattsi
Largusoperla crassus[668]	Chen	2018	A perlid common stonefly.	Largusoperla crassus
Largusoperla dewalti[667]	Chen	2018	A perlid common stonefly.	Largusoperla dewalti
Largusoperla difformitatem[669]	Chen	2018	A perlid common stonefly.	Largusoperla difformitatem
Largusoperla flata[666]	Chen, Wang, & Du	2018	A perlid common stonefly.	Largusoperla flata
Largusoperla micktaylori[665]	Sroka, Staniczek & Kondratieff	2018	A perlid common stonefly.	Largusoperla micktaylori
Largusoperla reni[670]	Chen & Wang	2019	A perlid common stonefly.	Largusoperla reni
Petroperla mickjaggeri[665]	Sroka, Staniczek & Kondratieff	2018	A petroperlid stonefly.	Petroperla mickjaggeri
Pinguisoperla yangzhouensis[671]	Chen	2018	A perlid common stonefly.	Pinguisoperla yangzhouensis
Starkoperla longusocollum[672]	Chen & Wang	2020	A perlid common stonefly.
Zwickoperla brevicauda[672]	Chen & Wang	2020	A perlid or peltoperlid[659] stonefly.

Psocodea

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Annulipsyllipsocus andreneli[673]	Hakim et al.	2018	A psyllipsocid cave barklouse.
Annulipsyllipsocus inexspectatus[673]	Hakim et al.	2018	A psyllipsocid cave barklouse.
Atapinella garroustei[674]	Azar et al.	2014	A pachytroctid booklice.
Azarpsocus perreaui[675]	Maheu & Nel	2020	A manicapsocid booklouse.
Burmacompsocus banksi[245]	(Cockerell)	1916	A compsocid booklouse. Originally described as "Psyllipsocus" banksi
Burmacompsocus coniugans[676]	Sroka & Nel	2017	A compsocid booklouse.
Burmacompsocus perreaui[677]	Nell & Waller	2007	A compsocid booklouse.	Burmacompsocus perreaui
Burmacompsocus pouilloni[638]	Ngô-Muller, Garrouste & Nel	2020	A compsocid booklouse.
Burmempheria densuschaetae[678]	Li, Wang & Yao	2020	An empheriid barklouse.
Burmempheria raruschaetae[678]	Li, Wang & Yao	2020	An Empheriid
Burmipachytrocta singularis[674]	Azar et al.	2014	A pachytroctid booklice.
Concavapsocus parallelus[679]	Wang et al.	2019	A psyllipsocid cave barklouse.
Cormopsocus groehni[680]	Yoshizawa & Lienhard	2020	A cormopsocid barklouse.
Cretoscelis burmitica[681]	Grimaldi & Engel	2006	A liposcelidid booklouse
Palaeomanicapsocus fouadi[682]	Azar et al.	2016	A manicapsocid booklouse.
Palaeomanicapsocus margoae[682]	Azar et al.	2016	A manicapsocid booklouse.
Palaeosiamoglaris burmica[683]	Azar, Huang & Nel in Azar et al.	2017	A Prionoglaridid barklouse.
Palaeosiamoglaris inexpectata[683]	Azar, Huang & Nel in Azar et al.	2017	A Prionoglaridid barklouse.
Palaeosiamoglaris leinhardi[683]	Azar, Huang & Nel in Azar et al.	2017	A Prionoglaridid barklouse.
Paraelectrentomopsis chenyangcaii[684]	Azar, Hakim & Huang	2016	A cormopsocid barklouse.
Paramanicapsocus longiantennatus[685]	Hakim, Azar & Huang	2020	An anicapsocid barklouse.
Psyllipsocus yoshizawai[686]	Álvarez-Parra et al.	2020	A psyllipsocid cave barklouse.

Raphidioptera

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Burmoraphidia reni[687]	Liu, Lu & Zhang	2016	A mesoraphidiid snakefly.	Burmoraphidia reni
Dolichoraphidia aspoecki[687]	Liu, Lu & Zhang	2016	A mesoraphidiid snakefly.	Dolichoraphidia aspoecki
Dolichoraphidia engeli[687]	Liu, Lu & Zhang	2016	A mesoraphidiid snakefly.	Dolichoraphidia engeli
Nanoraphidia electroburmica[688]	Engel	2002	A nanoraphidiine snakefly	Nanoraphidia electroburmica
Rhynchoraphidia burmana[687]	Liu, Lu & Zhang	2016	A mesoraphidiid snakefly.	Rhynchoraphidia burmana

Strepsiptera

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Cretostylops engeli[689]	Grimaldi & Kathirithamby	2005	A cretostylopid twisted-wing insect
Kinzelbachilla ellenbergeri[690]	Pohl & Beutel	2016	A kinzelbachillid twisted-wing insect.
Phthanoxenos nervosus[691]	Engel & Huang in Engel et al.	2016	A phthanoxenid twisted-wing insect.

Tarachoptera

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Kinitocelis brevicostata[692]	Mey et al.	2017	A tarachocelid amphiesmenopteran.	Kinitocelis brevicostata
Kinitocelis divisonotata[692]	Mey et al.	2017	A tarachocelid amphiesmenopteran.	Kinitocelis divisinotata
Kinitocelis hennigi[692]	Mey et al.	2017	A tarachocelid amphiesmenopteran.	Kinitocelis hennigi
Kinitocelis sparsella[693]	Mey et al.	2018	A tarachocelid amphiesmenopteran.
Retortocelis longella[693]	Mey et al.	2018	A tarachocelid amphiesmenopteran.
Retortocelis minimella[693]	Mey et al.	2018	A tarachocelid amphiesmenopteran.
Retortocelis tyloptera[693]	Mey et al.	2018	A tarachocelid amphiesmenopteran.
Tarachocelis microlepidopterella[692][694]	Mey et al.	2017	A tarachocelid amphiesmenopteran.	Tarachocelis microlepidopterella

Thysanoptera

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Cenomanithrips primus[695]	Tong, Shih & Ren	2019	A stenurothripid thrips.
Myanmarothrips pankowskiorum[696]	Ulitzka	2018	A merothripid thrips.
Rohrthrips breviceps[697]	Ulitzka	2019	A rohrthripid thrips.	Rohrthrips breviceps
Rohrthrips burmiticus[696]	Ulitzka	2018	A rohrthripid thrips.	Rohrthrips burmiticus
Rohrthrips jiewenae[697]	Ulitzka	2019	A rohrthripid thrips.	Rohrthrips jiewenae
Rohrthrips maryae[697]	Ulitzka	2019	A rohrthripid thrips.	Rohrthrips maryae
Rohrthrips patrickmuelleri[697]	Ulitzka	2019	A rohrthripid thrips.	Rohrthrips patrickmuelleri
Rohrthrips schizovenatus[697]	Ulitzka	2019	A rohrthripid thrips.	Rohrthrips schizovenatus

Trichoptera

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Bipectinata orientalis[698]	Wichard et al.	2020	A calamoceratid caddisfly	Bipectinata orientalis
Burmapsyche comosa[699]	Wichard et al.	2018	A dysoneurid caddisfly
Burmapsyche palpsfurcata[699]	Wichard et al.	2018	A dysoneurid caddisfly
Burminoptila bemeneha[700]	Botosaneanu	1981	A purse-case caddisfly
Cretaganonema dongi[701]	Wichard, Espeland & Wang	2018	A calamoceratid caddisfly..
Cretahelicopsyche liuyani[701]	Wichard, Espeland & Wang	2018	A helicopsychid snail-case caddisfly.
Cretapsyche circula[699]	Wichard et al.	2018	A dysoneurid caddisfly
Cretapsyche elegans[699]	Wichard et al.	2018	A dysoneurid caddisfly
Cretapsyche insueta[699]	Wichard et al.	2018	A dysoneurid caddisfly
Cretapsyche palpinova[702]	Wichard & Neumann	2019	A dysoneurid caddisfly
Hnamadawgyia macularis[703]	Wang et al.	2019	A polycentropodid trumpet-net caddisfly.
Kambaitipsyche malaisei[704]	Wichard & Wang	2020	A kambaitipsychid caddisfly.
Neureclipsis burmanica[705]	Wichard & Wang	2016	A caddisfly belonging to the family Polycentropodidae; a species of Neureclipsis.
Palaeopsilotreta burmanica[698]	Wichard et al.	2020	A mortarjoint casemaker caddisfly	Palaeopsilotreta burmanica
Palaeopsilotreta cretacea[698]	Wichard et al.	2020	A mortarjoint casemaker caddisfly	Palaeopsilotreta cretacea
Palaeopsilotreta xiai[706]	Wichard & Wang	2016	A mortarjoint casemaker caddisfly.	Palaeopsilotreta xiai
Palerasnitsynus furcatis[707]	Wichard, Müller & Wang	2018	A psychomyiid caddisfly.
Palerasnitsynus gracilis[707]	Wichard, Müller & Wang	2018	A psychomyiid caddisfly.
Palerasnitsynus lepidus[707]	Wichard, Müller & Wang	2018	A psychomyiid caddisfly.
Palerasnitsynus ohlhoffi[708]	Wichard , Ross, & Ross	2011	A psychomyiid caddisfly.	Palerasnitsynus ohlhoffi
Palerasnitsynus spinosus[707]	Wichard, Müller & Wang	2018	A psychomyiid caddisfly.
Palerasnitsynus subgrandis[707]	Wichard, Müller & Wang	2018	A psychomyiid caddisfly.
Palerasnitsynus subglobolus[707]	Wichard, Müller & Wang	2018	A psychomyiid caddisfly.
Palerasnitsynus sukatchevae[707]	Wichard, Müller & Wang	2018	A psychomyiid caddisfly.
Palerasnitsynus vulgaris[707]	Wichard, Müller & Wang	2018	A psychomyiid caddisfly.
Wormaldia cercifurcata[709]	Wichard, Müller & Wang	2020	A philopotamid caddisfly.
Wormaldia cercilonga[709]	Wichard, Müller & Wang	2020	A philopotamid caddisfly.
Wormaldia cretacea[705]	Wichard & Wang	2016	A finger-net caddisfly.
Wormaldia myanmari[710]	Wichard & Poinar	2005	A finger-net caddisfly.
Wormaldia resina[705]	Wichard & Wang	2016	A finger-net caddisfly.
Wormaldia squamosa[709]	Wichard, Müller & Wang	2020	A finger-net caddisfly.
Wormaldia transversa[709]	Wichard, Müller & Wang	2020	A finger-net caddisfly.

Zoraptera

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Xenozorotypus burmiticus[711]	Engel & Grimaldi	2002	A zorotypid angel insect.
Zorotypus (Octozoros) acanthothorax[711]	Engel & Grimaldi	2002	A zorotypid angel insect.
Zorotypus (Octozoros) cenomanianus[712]	Yin, Cai & Huang	2018	A zorotypid angel insect.
Zorotypus denticulatus[712]	Yin, Cai & Huang	2018	A zorotypid angel insect.
Zorotypus dilaticeps[713]	Yin et al.	2018	A zorotypid angel insect.
Zorotypus (Octozoros) hirsutu[714]	Mashimo in Mashimo et al.	2018	A zorotypid angel insect.	Zorotypus hirsutus
Zorotypus (Octozoros) hukawngi[715]	Chen & Su	2019	A zorotypid angel insect.	Zorotypus hukawngi
Zorotypus (Octozoros) nascimbenei[711]	Engel & Grimaldi	2002	A zorotypid angel insect.
Zorotypus oligophleps[716]	Liu et al.	2018	A zorotypid angel insect.
Zorotypus pecten[717]	Mashimo, Müller & Beutel	2019	A zorotypid angel insect.	Zorotypus pecten
Zorotypus pusillus[718]	Chen & Su	2019	A zorotypid angel insect.
Zorotypus robustus[716]	Liu et al.	2018	A zorotypid angel insect.

Zygentoma

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Allacrotelsa burmiticus[88]	(Cockerell)	1917	A lepismatid silverfish. First described as "Lampropholis" burmiticus
Burmalepisma cretacicum[719]	Mendes & Poinar	2008	A lepismatid silverfish.
Cretalepisma kachinicum[720]	Mendes & Wunderlich	2013	A lepismatid silverfish.

Incertae sedis

Taxon	Authority	Year described	Notes	image
Burmacypha longicornis[721]	Zherikhin	2000	A lophioneurid Thripidan.
Mantoblatta mira[227]	Gorochov	2006	An orthopteroid polyneopteran of uncertain placement.
Mesophthirus engeli[722]	Gao, Shih, Rasnitsyn & Ren in Gao et al.	2019	A louse-like insect of uncertain phylogenetic placement.	Mesophthirus engeli
Partisaniferus atrickmuelleri[723]	Haug et al.	2020	A member of Neuropteriformia of uncertain phylogenetic placement.

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