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Siphlaenigmatidae

National Institutes of Health

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2007
2007
THE MORPHOLOGY OF SIPHLAENIGMA JANAE PENN 1 K E T ( EPHEMEROPTERA , SIPHLAENIGMATIDAE ) , AND ITS SIGNIFICANCE FOR THE GROUND PLAN OF THE BAETOIDEA
The endemic New Zealand mayfly Siph/aenigma janae is generally regarded as the sister group of the Baetidae. Hitherto supposed… 
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2007
2007
CLASSIFICATION AND PHYLOGENY OF THE BAETIDAE ( EPHEMEROPTERA ) WITH DESCRIPTION OF THE NEW SPECIES FROM THE UPPER CRETACEOUS RESINS OF TAIMYR
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  • 2007
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Male and female imagines and subimagines of the extinct Upper Cretaceous species Palaeocloeon taimyricum sp. n. are described and… 
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1999
1999
Distribution Of Siphlaenigmatidae (Ephemeroptera)
1998
1998
FIRST REPORT OF THE GENUS SIPHLAENIGMA PENNIKET AND THE FAMILY SIPHLAENIGMATIDAE (EPHEMEROPTERA) FROM AUSTRALIA
1978
1978
First records of Siphlaenigma janae (Ephemeroptera: Siphlaenigmatidae) from the North Island of New Zealand
Abstract In the North Island of New Zealand Siphlaenigma janae is common in some forested streams, in slow-flowing areas, on… 
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