User:Abyssal/Prehistory of North America/DYK/41

... that over 200 fossils of Aphaenogaster mayri were known when the species was described in 1930?
... that the extinct brown lacewing Cretomerobius is known from both the Cretaceous and Eocene?
... that, in one study on the aetosaur Redondasuchus, the orientation of a diagram in the paper may have contributed to the misidentification of its holotype as a left scute rather than a right?
... that the extinct lobe-finned fish Laccognathus embryi (reconstruction pictured) had fangs up to 3.8 cm (1.5 in) long?
... that the type specimen of Scolosaurus seriously injured its discoverer, who was excavating it when it fell on him?

... that the Maya city of Ixkun in Guatemala erected one of the tallest stone stelae in the entire Petén Basin?
... that the extinct planthopper Emiliana was described from a single 47 million year old wing?
... that Tilly Edinger founded paleoneurology?
... that malacologist Myra Keen was called the "First Lady of Malacology"?
... that Megalictis ferox, a species of extinct predatory mustelid, resembled a modern wolverine but with three times the body mass?