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Infraorder Scapphodonta

Hacklegilled Burrower Mayflies · Ephemeroidea

Family Potamanthidae - Hacklegilled Burrower Mayflies
Which Mayfly? - Anthopotamus Anthopotamus sp.? - Anthopotamus myops - female Vermilion River - Mayfly - Anthopotamus Vermilion River - Stonefly (?) - Anthopotamus Mayfly2 - Anthopotamus mayfly - Anthopotamus neglectus Possible Walker's Tusked Sprawler - Anthopotamus distinctus Possible Walker's Tusked Sprawler - Anthopotamus distinctus

Superfamily Ephemeroidea
mayfly - Hexagenia limbata Litobrancha recurvata Common Burrower Mayflies Genus Hexagenia - Hexagenia Type of Mayfly or an Alien? - Hexagenia atrocaudata Another Hexagenia from The Arkansas River, AR. - Hexagenia - male mayfly - Hexagenia bilineata mayfly - Hexagenia bilineata - male Mayfly - Hexagenia


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