A considerable fossil diversity of beaded lacewings is known from the
Late Jurassic onwards, containing numerous genera which are likewise
basal or
incertae sedis. ;Subfamily
Berothimerobiinae •
Berothimerobius ;Subfamily
Berothinae •
Asadeteva •
Barrowiella •
Berlekrumyia •
Berotha • †
Elektroberotha Eocene (
Lutetian);
Baltic amber, northern Europe •
Isoscelipteron •
Lekrugeria •
Lomamyia •
Nodalla •
Podallea •
Quasispermophorella •
Spermophorella •
Spiroberotha •
Stenobiella • †
Xenoberotha Green River Formation, United States, Eocene ;Subfamily
Cyrenoberothinae •
Ormiscocerus • †
Protoberotha (Cenomanian, Burmese amber, Myanmar) • †
Sibelliberotha (Barremian, Lebanese amber) •
Speleoberotha ;Subfamily †
Mesithoninae • †
Mesithone Callovian/Oxfordian; Karabastau Formation, Kazakhstan; Aptian;
Zaza Formation,
Turga Formation, Russia • †
Oloberotha Aptian;
Yixian Formation, China ;Subfamily
Nosybinae • †
Banoberotha Cretaceous (
Barremian);
Lebanese amber, Lebanon •
Naizema •
Nosybus •
Tanzanberotha ;Subfamily
Nyrminae •
Nyrma ;Subfamily
Protobiellinae •
Austroberothella •
Protobiella ;Subfamily
Trichomatinae •
Trichoberotha •
Trichoma ;Subfamily
Incertae sedis • †
Ansoberotha Cenomanian; Burmese amber, Myanmar • †
Berothone Callovian/Oxfordian; Karabastau Formation, Kazakhstan • †
Cantabroberotha Cretaceous (
Albian);
Spanish amber, Spain • †
Cornoberotha Cenomanian; Burmese amber, Myanmar • †
Dasyberotha Cenomanian; Burmese amber, Myanmar • †
Epimesoberotha Cretaceous (
Berriasian);
Lulworth Formation, United Kingdom • †
Ethiroberotha Cenomanian; Burmese amber, Myanmar • †
Haploberotha Cenomanian; Burmese amber, Myanmar • †
Iceloberotha Cenomanian; Burmese amber, Myanmar • †
Jersiberotha Cenomanian; Burmese amber, Myanmar; Cretaceous (
Turonian);
New Jersey amber, United States • †
Krokhathone Jurassic (
Callovian/
Oxfordian);
Karabastau Formation, Kazakhstan • †
Maculaberotha Cenomanian; Burmese amber, Myanmar • †
Magniberotha Cenomanian; Burmese amber, Myanmar • †
Nascimberotha Turonian; New Jersey amber, United States • †
Plesiorobius Cretaceous (Campanian);
Canadian amber, Canada; Campanian; Taymyr amber, Russia; Cenomanian, unknown formation, Russia • †
Proberotha Lutetian, Baltic Amber, northern Europe • †
Osmyloberotha Cenomanian; Burmese amber, Myanmar • †
Sinosmylites Daohugou,
Haifanggou Formation, China, Callovian, Karabastau Formation, Kazakhstan, Callovian/Oxfordian,
Ulaan-Ereg Formation, Mongolia, Late Jurassic (
Tithonian) • †
Systenoberotha Cenomanian; Burmese amber, Myanmar • †
Telistoberotha Cenomanian; Burmese amber, Myanmar • †
Xiaoberotha Cenomanian; Burmese amber, Myanmar
Formerly included taxa Subfamily
Paraberothinae (now included in Rhachiberothidae) • †
Acanthoberotha Cenomanian; Burmese amber, Myanmar • †
Alboberotha Cretaceous (Albian);
Charentense amber, France • †
Astioberotha Cenomanian; Burmese amber, Myanmar • †
Chimerhachiberotha Barremian; Lebanese amber, Lebanon • †
Creagroparaberotha Cenomanian; Burmese amber, Myanmar • †
Eorhachiberotha Cenomanian; Burmese amber, Myanmar • †
Kujiberotha Cretaceous (
Santonian);
Kuji amber, Japan • †
Micromantispa Cenomanian; Burmese amber, Myanmar • †
Paraberotha Barremian; Lebanese amber, Lebanon • †
Pseudosisyra Aptian; Zaza Formation, Russia • †
Raptorapax Barremian; Lebanese amber, Lebanon • †
Retinoberotha Cenomanian;
Bezonnais amber, France, • †
Rhachibermissa Turonian; New Jersey amber, United States • †
Scoloberotha Cenomanian; Burmese amber, Myanmar • †
Spinoberotha Cenomanian; Burmese amber, Myanmar • †
Stygioberotha Cenomanian; Burmese amber, Myanmar • †
Uranoberotha Cenomanian; Burmese amber, Myanmar == References ==