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Introduction Ephemeroptera Odonata Plecoptera Heteroptera (Hemiptera) Megaloptera, Neuroptera and Lepidoptera Trichoptera Coleoptera Diptera Other Orders

Useful Web Sites

Aquatic Insects of Michigan Museum of Zoology - Insect Division North American Benthological Society (NABS)VCSU Macroinvertebrate Digital Key Guide to Aquatic Invertebrates of the Upper Midwest

Related Sites

Aquatic Ecology Sites Mike Wiley's Home Page NRE 311/511

Instructors:

Lectures: Dr. Michael Wiley G133 Dana
734-764-6286
Office Hours:

Lab: Ethan Bright G139 Dana
734-647-2022
Office Hours: Th 12-2 PM

Ephemeroptera

Course Material:

Interesting/Useful Links

Read NR516 Ephemeroptera notes and Leonard's introduction
Read through Odonata chapters in Merritt & Cummins (1996, pp. 164-169) and Hilsenhoff (1995, p. 11-13)

Mayfly Central. Purdue University.
- Mayflies of North America.
- Mayflies of Central America.
EphemeropteraGalactica. Florida A&M University.
Mayflies of the United States. Coordinated by Boris C. Kondratieff. USGS Northern Prairie Wildlife Research Center.
Ephemeroptera Germanica. Arne Haybach, Mainz.
Ephémères de France. Gérard Masselot.
The Mayflies (Ephemeroptera) of South Africa. Compiled by Helen Barber-James.
Ephemeroptera Types in the Former USSR

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