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NEW ASIAN EPHEMERELLA WITH NOTES (EPHEMEROPTERA: EPHEMERELLIDAE)1

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  31 May 2012

Richard K. Allen
Richard K. Allen
Affiliation:
California State College at Los Angeles
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Abstract

The currently recognized Ephemerella species are included in 13 subgenera. New subgenera are Cincticostella and Acerella. Ephemerella levanidovi Tshernova is transferred to Cincticostella n. subg., thus it contains six species, E. nigra Ueno n. comb., E. castanea n. sp., E. delicata n. sp., E. imanishii n. sp., E. insolta n. sp., and E. levanidovae Tshernova n. comb. The subgenus Acerella n. subg. includes four species, E. longicaudata Ueno n. comb., E. commodema n. sp., E. perculta n. sp., and E. undatella n. sp., Ephemerella yoshinoensis Gose is transferred to the subgenus Drunella and four undescribed and unnamed species, E. kohnoi n. sp., E. aculea n. sp., E. hifurcata n. sp., and E. borakensis n. sp., are placed in Drunella. Three undescribed species, E. denticula n. sp., E. keijoensis n. sp., and E. maxima n. sp., are included in the subgenus Ephemerella s. s.

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The Canadian Entomologist , Volume 103 , Issue 4 , April 1971 , pp. 512 - 528
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Copyright © Entomological Society of Canada 1971

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