Veepideme
Veepideme is a genus of extinct ancient insects belonging to the order Paleodictyoptera. First described in the early 20th century, Veepideme fossils have been primarily discovered in sedimentary deposits dating from the Late Carboniferous to the Permian period, approximately 300 to 250 million years ago. These insects are recognized for their distinctive wing structure and body morphology, which provide insights into early insect evolution.
The physical characteristics of Veepideme species typically include elongated bodies, with some species exhibiting wing length
Veepideme ancestors are believed to have played a role in the terrestrial ecosystems of their time, contributing
Despite their extinct status, Veepideme remains of interest to paleontologists and entomologists studying the evolution of