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Generic Revisions of Mayfly Nymphs. 1. Traverella in North and Central America (Leptophlebiidae)1

Richard K. Allen

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The 14 described species of Traverella are discussed, and synonymies and other pertinent data are presented for all North and Central American species. The 7 species of Traverella nymphs are included in an illustrated key and distribution map, and accounts of each include complete synonymy, nymphal description and collection records. Nymphs designated as Traverella spp. A, B, C, are described, and the nymph of T. lewisi n. sp. is described and named.

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The 14 described species of Traverella are discussed, and synonymies and other pertinent data are presented for all North and Central American species. The 7 species of Traverella nymphs are included in an illustrated key and distribution map, and accounts of each include complete synonymy, nymphal description and collection records. Nymphs designated as Traverella spp. A, B, C, are described, and the nymph of T. lewisi n. sp. is described and named.

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The 14 described species of Traverella are discussed, and synonymies and other pertinent data are presented for all North and Central American species. The 7 species of Traverella nymphs are included in an illustrated key and distribution map, and accounts of each include complete synonymy, nymphal description and collection records. Nymphs designated as Traverella spp. A, B, C, are described, and the nymph of T. lewisi n. sp. is described and named.

Key concepts: Mayfly, Nymph, Biology, Key (lock), Zoology, Ecology

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