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Stonefly systematics: past, present, and future
Insect Systematics and DiversityAbstract Stoneflies (Insecta: Plecoptera) are a widespread group of freshwater insects known for their ecological significance and sensitivity to environmental change. This diverse order encompasses over 4,000 species across 17 families, with the number of described species predicted to increase substantially over the coming years.
Anna Eichert +23 more
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BioScience, 1983
species to reach these islands. Assumptions upon which these conclusions rest and alternative explanations for the results are discussed in the original paper, and two areas of ignorance in need of empirical investigation are emphasized. The first is the set of conditions that determine the establishment of a breeding population on an island; food ...
Kenneth W. Stewart +2 more
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species to reach these islands. Assumptions upon which these conclusions rest and alternative explanations for the results are discussed in the original paper, and two areas of ignorance in need of empirical investigation are emphasized. The first is the set of conditions that determine the establishment of a breeding population on an island; food ...
Kenneth W. Stewart +2 more
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Stoneflies of Taiwan within the Oriental Stonefly Fauna Diversity
2001Unlike some other insect groups such as Coleoptera and Lepidoptera, the advanced study of Plecoptera was begun rather late. Still the taxonomic knowledge of European and North American stoneflies is among the best of all insects. Biodiversity estimates for other areas including much of the Oriental region, however, are far from complete.
Ignac Sivec, Ping-Shih Yang
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2002
Stoneflies are a small, relatively primitive, group of insects. The nymphs are sensitive to water quality and are abundant in alpine streams.
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Stoneflies are a small, relatively primitive, group of insects. The nymphs are sensitive to water quality and are abundant in alpine streams.
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A Stonefly Aquatic in the Adult Stage
Science, 1963An undescribed species of stonefly (Plecoptera) of the genus Capnia , taken in Lake Tahoe, California and Nevada, appears to pass its entire life history at depths of nearly 200 to at least 264 feet.
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