Emplapomorphidae
Emplapomorphidae is a subfamily of extinct beetles in the family Passalidae. They are known from fossil records found in various parts of the world, including North America, Europe, and Asia.
The Emplapomorphidae are thought to have evolved during the Cretaceous period, with early species documented in
Characters used to identify Emplapomorphidae fossils include the shape and structure of the elytra, or wing
The family was likely small, consisting of a few dozen to a few hundred species, and relatively