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Title Page, Contributors, Preface,Mayflies have been of interest to man for centuries. This paper will trace the history of this interest from its earliest beginnings in crude piscatorial entomology, through more recent application of the group as water quality indicators and research tools to present and future uses in modern aquatic technology.

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Title Page, Contributors, Preface,ealand, New Caledonia, Madagascar and South Africa. This study revealed that most genera from South America are more closely related to genera from Australia than to those occurring in the other continents.

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Title Page, Contributors, Preface,cters available in these nymphs and their relationships with the Ephemeroptera and the Archodonata. We consider these nymphs to be true Ephemeroptera and transfer them all to the Protereismatoidea. One new family and one new genus are established and three new species are described.

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Title Page, Contributors, Preface,erived, character states for each monophyletic daughter line. The most primitive furcation in the evolution of the extant Leptophlebiidae is discussed. Based on this phylogeny, the need for and usefulness of subfamilies and tribes within the family are also discussed. A new subfamily: the Atalophlebiinae is proposed.

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