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Superfamily Corixoidea

Water Boatmen · Micronectidae

Family Corixidae - Water Boatmen
Saint Eli Boatman - Trichocorixa calva Water boatman, does anyone know the species. - Hesperocorixa Trichocorixa - Trichocorixa calva - male Underwater Swimmer water boatman corixid sp. - Trichocorixa Hesperocorixa minorella - male Genus Graptocorixa in small freshwater pool with running inflow on Santa Cruz Island in the Channel Islands, CA, USA - Graptocorixa

Family Micronectidae
Micronecta ludibunda Synaptonecta issa (Distant) - Synaptonecta issa Possibly Micronecta ludibunda nymph - Micronecta ludibunda Possibly Micronecta ludibunda nymph - Micronecta ludibunda Heteropteran - Micronecta ludibunda Heteropteran - Micronecta ludibunda Synaptonecta issa


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