Macroinvertebrate Groupings for SDAM Flashcards

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Ephemoptera

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Order (Mayflies)

  • 3 tails
  • short to no antennae
  • Larvae: no wingpads
  • No pupal stage (emerging stage instead)
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Trichoptera

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Order (Caddisflies)

  • Casings
  • Wormy but with legs
  • generally no antennae
  • 3 plates on thorax
  • abdominal prolegs (end of ab)
  • larval (no wing pads) and pupal stage
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Plecoptera

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Order (stoneflies)

  • 2 tails
  • long antennae
  • 2 sets of wing pads
  • no pupal stage
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Diptera

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Order (midges)

  • worm like
  • no legs or antennae
  • fleshy prolegs
  • visible head yes or no
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Odonata

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Zygoptera and Anisoptera (Damsel and Dragonfly)

  • shorter antenna than stonefly
  • Dragonfly no tails, damselfly tails
  • scary mouth parts?
  • no pupal stage
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Coleoptera

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Order (beetles)

  • largest order of terrestrial and aquatic insects)
  • larval very different than adult
  • no pupal
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Hemiptera

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Order (true bugs)

  • wings protected by hardened shell
  • hard to ID larval stage
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Megaloptera

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Order (Dobsonflies, Fishflies, Hellgrammites, and Alderflies)

  • Corydalidae (ID to genus)
  • Neohermes-Protochauliodes group: bright yellow/orange head with a black pattern
  • Oreohermes-Dysmicohermesgroup: reddish-brown head and thorax
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Mollusks

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Snails, Mussels

-ID to family

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