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| Common name for Corydalidae? |
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| Name 2 families from order Megaloptera (either common or scientific). |
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| Corydalidae (Dobsonfly) & Sialidae (Alderfly) |
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| Is there a single long filament at the end of the abdomen of Corylidae (Dobsonfly)? |
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| No! You're thinking about Sialidae! |
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| What is the scientific name for Alderflies? |
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| What is the order for Caddisflies? |
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| What is the scientific name for Free-living Caddisflies? |
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| What caddisfly has a prosternal horn? |
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| Phryganeidae (Giant case builder) |
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| What is the scientific name for the Giant Case-builder Caddisfly? |
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| What is the defining feature for net spinning caddisfly (Hydropsychidae)? |
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| Branched gills on abdomen. |
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| Water Boatman (Corixidae) |
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| What is the scientific name for Water Boatman? |
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| What is the difference between Backswimmers (Notonectidae) and Water Boatman (Corixidae)? |
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| Water Boatman have filaments at the end of their hind legs. Backswimmers have a single tarsal claw. |
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| Backswimmer (Notonectidae) |
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| What is the Belostomatidae's common name? |
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| Giant Waterbug (Belostomidae) |
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| What is the scientific name of the Water Strider? |
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| What is the common name for Sphaeriidae? |
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| What is the name of the flat-snail? |
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| Ramshorn Snail (Planorbidae) |
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| What is the scientific name for Bladder Snail? |
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| What is the scientific name for Water Fleas? |
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| Waterfleas (Cladocera) look just like... |
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| What is the scientific name for Fairy Shrimp? |
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| Is Copepoda a subclass, an order or family? |
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| What is the order for Scuds? |
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| What is the difference between Gammiradae and Hyalellidae? |
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| Gammiradae has the single hair on its antennae and has similar sized "claws", while Hyalellidae have no hair on the antennae and has lopsided claws. |
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| What order is Ephemeridae and Ephemerellidae in? |
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| What is the dragonfly SUBORDER name? |
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| What is the scientific suborder for damselflies? |
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| What is the order for Perlidae (Common Stoneflies)? |
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| Lepidoptera (Aquatic Moths) |
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| What is the scientific name for Aquatic Moths? |
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| What is the scientific name for Aquatic Beetles? |
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| Dytiscidae (Predacious Diving Beetle) |
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| Dystiscidae (Predacious Diving Beetle) |
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| What is the common name for Psephenidae? |
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| What is the scientific order for True Flies? |
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| What is the scientific name for non-biting midge? |
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| Chironomidae (non-biting midge). See how there are both thorax and abdomen prolegs?? |
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| Chaoboridae (phantom midge) |
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| What is the phantom midge scientific family? |
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| What family had the last 1/3 of the body swollen? |
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| What is the scientific family for Misquitoes? |
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| Tabanidae (Deer, Horse and Moose Fly) |
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| Tabanidae are... (common names)? |
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| Deer, Horse and Moose flies |
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| Tipulidae (cranefly). Notice the starfish ending? |
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