Aphanulariidae
Aphanulariidae is a family of extinct insects belonging to the order Palaeodictyoptera. These ancient insects are known from the fossil record, with specimens dating back to the Carboniferous period. They are characterized by their moderately large size, with wingspans typically ranging from 5 to 15 centimeters. The forewings and hindwings were of similar size and shape, and were held horizontally at rest.
Fossil discoveries of Aphanulariidae have been made in various locations worldwide, including North America and Europe,
The study of Aphanulariidae contributes to our understanding of the early evolution of insects and the diversification