Fig. 4
From: A 100-million-year old predator: a fossil neuropteran larva with unusually elongated mouthparts
Comparison of the head of the newly described larva with larval heads of different groups of Neuroptera. Drawings simplified from various sources: Nevrorthidae: [41]; Myrmeleontidae: [28]; Ascalaphidae: [27]; Nymphidae: [52]; Psychopsidae: [33]; Nemopteridae: [40]; Polystoechotidae: [33]; Ithonidae: [38]; Chrysopidae: [34]; Hemerobiidae: [37]; Berothidae: [53]; Mantispidae: [39]; Dilaridae: [31]; Coniopterygidae: [36]; Osmylidae: [54]; Sisyridae: [45]