POPULATION SYNCHRONY IN MAYFLIES: A PREDATOR SATIATION HYPOTHESIS [PDF]
, 1982 Bernard W. Sweeney, Robin L. Vannote
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The mayflies (Ephemeroptera) of Great Barrier Island, New Zealand: macro- and micro-distributional comparisons [PDF]
, 1987 David R. Towns
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Determining head capsule width of the mayfliesDeleatidiumspp. from labia lengths (note) [PDF]
, 1987 M. S. Field‐Dodgson
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Impacts of an introduced predatory fish on mayfly grazing in New Zealand streams [PDF]
, 1995 Angus R. McIntosh, Colin R. Townsend
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Why Do Mayflies Lay Their Eggs En Masse on Dry Asphalt Roads? Water-Imitating Polarized Light Reflected From Asphalt Attracts Ephemeroptera [PDF]
, 1998 György Kriska +2 more
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Tychoparthenogenesis and mixed mating in natural populations of the mayfly Stenonema femoratum [PDF]
, 2001 Shelley L. Ball
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, 2012 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: Based on almost 14,000 records for Ireland, the 33 species of Irish mayflies (Ephemeroptera) are evaluated for their conservation status using International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) criteria and guidelines (IUCN, 2001; 2003; 2010).
Kelly-Quinn, Mary, Regan, Eugenie C.
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Measuring dispersal in a metapopulation using stable isotope enrichment: high rates of sex‐biased dispersal between patches in a mayfly metapopulation [PDF]
, 2003 Christopher C. Caudill
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THE NYMPH OF SIPHLURISCUS CHINENSIS AND ADDITIONAL IMAGINAL DESCRIPTION: A LIVING MAYFLY WITH JURASSIC ORIGINS (SIPHLURISCIDAE NEW FAMILY: EPHEMEROPTERA) [PDF]
, 2003 Chang-Fa Zhou, Janice G. Peters
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