Insect borings in fossil xylic tissues from the Tertiary of the North Bohemian Brown Coal Basin
Geoscience Research Reports 33, 2000 (GRR for 1999),
pages 64–67
Abstract
Three finds of insect-bored xylic material were reported from different horizons of the limnic to deltaic sediments of the North Bohemian Brown Coal Basin. Each of the finds may represent a different insect (probably coleopteran) activity: breeding and feeding on wood (Wood borings type A), dwelling (Wood borings type B), breeding and larval feeding on bark (Wood borings type C).