Insecta - Blattodea - Spiloblattinidae

Alternative combinations: Etoblattina maledicta, Spiloblattina maledicta

Full reference: S. H. Scudder. 1895. Revision of the American fossil cockroaches with descriptions of new forms. Bulletin of the United States Geological Survey 124:1-176

Belongs to Sysciophlebia according to A. Handlirsch 1906

Sister taxa: Sysciophlebia acutipennis, Sysciophlebia adumbrata, Sysciophlebia affinis, Sysciophlebia alligans, Sysciophlebia apicalis, Sysciophlebia arcuata, Sysciophlebia balteata, Sysciophlebia benedicta, Sysciophlebia euglyptica, Sysciophlebia fenestrata, Sysciophlebia frankei, Sysciophlebia funesta, Sysciophlebia grata, Sysciophlebia guttata, Sysciophlebia hastata, Sysciophlebia hercynica, Sysciophlebia hybrida, Sysciophlebia ilfeldensis, Sysciophlebia invisa, Sysciophlebia kovacsae, Sysciophlebia lawrenceana, Sysciophlebia lenis, Sysciophlebia marginata, Sysciophlebia nana, Sysciophlebia obtusa, Sysciophlebia oligoneura, Sysciophlebia patiens, Sysciophlebia picta, Sysciophlebia praepilata, Sysciophlebia recidiva, Sysciophlebia rotundata, Sysciophlebia rubida, Sysciophlebia schucherti, Sysciophlebia scudderi, Sysciophlebia sellardsi, Sysciophlebia steinbachi, Sysciophlebia stulta, Sysciophlebia subtilis, Sysciophlebia triassica, Sysciophlebia variegata, Sysciophlebia whitei

Type specimen: KU 3, a tegmen. Its type locality is Willis Creek near Steubenville, which is in a Stephanian terrestrial shale in the Conemaugh Formation of Ohio.

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Average measurements (in mm): tegmen 26.9 x 10.2