Pseudocloeonidae
Pseudocloeonidae is a family of mayflies belonging to the order Ephemeroptera. This family is characterized by its distinctive wing venation and the presence of a long, slender abdomen. Pseudocloeonidae are found in freshwater habitats worldwide, including streams, rivers, and lakes. They are known for their unique life cycle, which includes a nymphal stage that is often associated with aquatic vegetation.
The family Pseudocloeonidae is further divided into several genera, each with its own set of species. Some
The nymphs of Pseudocloeonidae are typically filter feeders, using their fine, comb-like structures to capture small
Pseudocloeonidae are an important indicator species for the health of freshwater ecosystems. Their presence or absence