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Heie, O. E. 1967: Studies on fossil aphids (Homoptera: Aphidoidea), especially
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Heie, O. E. and Friedrich, W. L. 1971: A fossil specimen of the North American
Hickory Aphid (Longistigma caryae Harris), found in Tertiary deposits
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SUMMARY
Tertiary fossils from Mókollsdalur, NW-Iceland.
The Mókollsdalur fossil locality on the northwestern peninsula of Iceland
contains an abundant plant flora and insect fauna, consisting of at least 7 genera
of plants and 2 genera of insects. The Icelandic geologist G. G. Bárðarson dis-
covered this site in 1910 and reported two species of Fagus (beech) in 1918.
Heie &Friedrich (1971) described the fossil occurrence of the aphid Longistigma
caryae Harris front thc Mókollsdalur locality, a species still living in Nortli