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Title	A preliminary study of the Mayflies of honduras
Publication Type	thesis
School or College	School of Biological Sciences
Department	Zoology & Entomology
Author	Packer, James Scott
Date	1965
Description	This thesis presents the results of six months of field study and the subsequent laboratory investigations on the taxonomy and ecology of the mayflies (Ephemeroptera) of Honduras. Although originally planned as a study of habitats of the mayflies, the study has been, of necessity, largely a preliminary taxonomic investigation.
Type	Text
Publisher	University of Utah
Subject	Mayflies; Honduras
Dissertation Name	Master of Arts
Language	eng
Rights Management	© James Scott Packer
Format	application/pdf
Format Medium	application/pdf
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Reference URL	https://collections.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s66m9v7a

Title	Page 85
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OCR Text	Show 80 this genus Adults of Leptopplebiidae female has an Central America in from other genera of can_be_di§tinguishe by having no hind wings, and the ovipositor. Nymphs have the gills hind deeply forked; on segments one to five unilamellate and .ingspads absent. Distribution Neotr6pical, Brazil to Honduras. Central American records No the record of occurring in Central America appears in literature. Based tion this genus to on the species is single nymphal specimen not I \ / possible. found in Honduras, discrimina-
Reference URL	https://collections.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s66m9v7a/2106867