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Stoneflies are
generally not
strong fliers, and some
species are
entirely wingless. A few
wingless species, such as the Lake
Tahoe benthic stonefly ("Capnia"...
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Alloperla roberti, the
Illinois sawfly or Robert's
stonefly, is a
species of
stonefly in the
family Chloroperlidae. It was
endemic to
Illinois and its...
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Genus of
stoneflies...
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Riekoperla darlingtoni, the
Mount Donna Buang wingless stonefly, is a
species of
stonefly in the
family Gripopterygidae,
which is
endemic to Australia...
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Pteronarcys dorsata, the
American salmonfly, is a
species of
giant stonefly in the
family Pteronarcyidae. It is
found in
North America.
Larvae feed on...
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Isogenus nubecula, also
known as
scarce yellow sally, is a
species of
stonefly belonging to the
family Perlodidae. It is
native to Europe. The
insect was...
- Stewart,
Kenneth W.; Stark, Bill P. (1988).
Nymphs of
North American stonefly genera (Plecoptera).
Entomological Society of America. ISBN 978-0929398556...
- The
Nemouridae are a
family of
stoneflies containing more than 700
described species,
occurring primarily in the
Holarctic region.
Members of this family...
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Zelandoperla maungatuaensis,
commonly known as the
Maungatua stonefly, is a
species of
flightless stonefly so far
known only from a
single mountainside in Otago...
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Lednia tuman.
Other common names: Mel****er Forestfly, Mel****er
Lednian Stonefly, Némoure brumeuse.(NatureServe
Explorer 2.0. (n.d.).
Lednia is a monotypic...
