Drunella spp. (Ephemeroptera: Ephemerellidae) #macroinvertebrates #Ephemeroptera #mayflies #FlexFridays
Drunella spp. (Ephemeroptera: Ephemerellidae) #macroinvertebrates #Ephemeroptera #mayflies #FlexFridays
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"All hail, Ephemeroptera! "
Some cults worship Cthulhu, some worship other things
#FrightClub #StrangeInvaders
"All hail, Ephemeroptera! "
Some cults worship Cthulhu, some worship other things
#FrightClub #StrangeInvaders
nymphs exclusively aquatic. 3 (rarely 2) filaments extend from rear end. lateral abdominal gills.
nymphs exclusively aquatic. 3 (rarely 2) filaments extend from rear end. lateral abdominal gills.
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#insect #Ephemeroptera
#insect #Ephemeroptera
Right before moulting a final time to true adulthood, they exist as a "sub-imago". Clouded, softly fuzzy wings, clumsy flight, shorter limbs, genitalia incapable of mating...
Cute!!
Right before moulting a final time to true adulthood, they exist as a "sub-imago". Clouded, softly fuzzy wings, clumsy flight, shorter limbs, genitalia incapable of mating...
Cute!!
Right before moulting a final time to true adulthood, they exist as a "sub-imago". Clouded, softly fuzzy wings, clumsy flight, shorter limbs, genitalia incapable of mating...
Cute!!
Right before moulting a final time to true adulthood, they exist as a "sub-imago". Clouded, softly fuzzy wings, clumsy flight, shorter limbs, genitalia incapable of mating...
Cute!!
These are the three Orders of aquatic insects used as bioindicators of environmental quality.
The artwork below shows the nymph and adult form of each Order.
#SciArt
These are the three Orders of aquatic insects used as bioindicators of environmental quality.
The artwork below shows the nymph and adult form of each Order.
#SciArt
www.nature.com/articles/s41...
www.nature.com/articles/s41...