List of prehistoric insects

Columns: Name | Authors | Unit | Location | Notes
Anthidium exhumatum | Cockerell , 1906 | Florissant Formation | USA | A mason bee | Anthidium scudderi | Cockerell , 1906 | Florissant Formation | USA | A mason bee | Aphaenogaster donisthorpei | Carpenter , 1930 | Florissant Formation | USA | A myrmicin ant | Aphaenogaster mayri | Carpenter , 1930 | Florissant Formation | USA | A myrmicin ant | Aphaenogaster mersa | Wheeler , 1915 | Baltic amber | Europe | A myrmicin ant | Aphaenogaster oligocenica | Wheeler , 1915 | Baltic amber | Europe | A myrmicin ant | Aphaenogaster sommerfeldti | Mayr , 1868 | Baltic amber | Europe | A myrmicin ant

Example questions:
What location can the extinct insect species in the raphidiid genus Agulla be found ? | What is the unit of the extinct insect species known from a Late Eocene fossil found in North America ? | To what extinct genus does this insect belong that is most easily identified from other subfamilies by a constricted gaster ( abdomen ) ? | The author who studied botany in the field in Colorado in 1887-90 made notes on what species of prehistoric insect ?

Answers:
USA | Florissant Formation | Archiponera | mason bee