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Home » Guide » Arthropods (Arthropoda) » Insects (Insecta) » Mayflies (Ephemeroptera) » Spiny Crawler Mayflies (Ephemerellidae)

Family Ephemerellidae - Spiny Crawler Mayflies

Drunella · Ephemerella · Eurylophella · Serratella · Timpanoga

Genus Drunella
Caddisly tube and stonefly? - Drunella flavilinea Mayfly naiad (Drunella?) - Drunella cornuta Mayfly naiad (Drunella?) - Drunella cornuta larva - Drunella doddsii Ephemeroptera: Ephemerellidae: Drunella cornuta - Drunella cornuta Drunella grandis Drunella grandis Drunella grandis

Genus Ephemerella
Mayfly Larva - Ephemerella aurivillii Small Mayfly - Ephemerella invaria Spiny Crawler Nymph - Ephemerella subvaria Mayfly - Ephemerella subvaria Spiny Crawler Nymph - Ephemerella Mayfly - Ephemerella subvaria Mayfly - Ephemerella subvaria Ephemerella aurivillii? - Ephemerella aurivillii

Genus Eurylophella
Mayfly Larva - Eurylophella prudentalis Mayfly - Eurylophella - male Mayfly - Eurylophella prudentalis - male Mayfly - Eurylophella aestiva Mayfly - Eurylophella - female Mayfly - Eurylophella prudentalis - male Mayfly - Eurylophella - female Mayfly - Eurylophella - female

Genus Serratella
Ephemerellidae: Serratella serrata - Serratella serrata - male Mayfly - Serratella

Genus Timpanoga
mayfly larva - Timpanoga hecuba mayfly larva - Timpanoga hecuba


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