Archimylacris
- Staffordshire (England)
Archimylacris was in the Upper Carboniferous (more precisely, 300 million years ago ) living arthropod. He was among the first and most primitive cockroaches.
Features
Archimylacris reached about three inches in total length. As he had his living relatives today a head plate with sensors and folding wings.
Way of life
Archimylacris lived in prehistoric England, which was inhabited during the Upper Carboniferous of dense forests. There was a large Artenvielvalt in these forests, and insects such as Archimylacris had become widespread. They lived on the forest floor and ate small plants, insects and carrion. She herself had to beware from hunters as Meganeura or primitive amphibians.