Isoperlinae, Frison, 1942
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https://doi.org/ 10.11646/zootaxa.4996.2.8 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/03D487C7-FF80-FFF4-2890-FD1518D6FB7E |
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Plazi |
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Isoperlinae |
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Key to the genera of Isoperlinae View in CoL
1 Male tergum 10 undivided.............................................................................. 2
- Male tergum 10 divided................................................................................ 5
2 Male possibly with directed lateral processes on abdominal terga; male tergum 10 without sclerotized extending, cleft or sclerotized hooks............................................................................ Kaszabia View in CoL / Isoperla View in CoL
- Male without abdominal processes....................................................................... 3
3 Male and female tergum 10 have a developed sclerotized process...................................... Parisoperla View in CoL
- Male tergum 10 with process or spines.................................................................... 4
4 Male tergum 10 have a reflexed pointed process................................................ Cosumnoperla View in CoL
- Male tergum 10 with 2 large, recurved, flaplike posteromedian lobes; Supra-anal process small and unsclerotized..................................................................................................... Calliperla View in CoL
5 Posterior margin of male tergum 10 with median notch, without outgrowth........................................ 6
- Posterior margin of male tergum 10 with developed outgrowth................................................. 7
6 Male tergum 10 having a shallow posteromedian cleft and bipartite posteromedian upturned ridges with row of short stout spines, and a membranous, rounded, bulbous posteromedian structure; paraprocts flat, unsclerotized............ Clioperla View in CoL
- Male tergum 10 with several large apical erect setae; sclerotized paraprocts with separate apical sclerite...... Tibetisoperla View in CoL
7 Outgrowths of male tergum 10 located in the middle of the posterior margin, short, hook-shaped, directed forward and upward..................................................................................... Mesoperlina View in CoL
- Male tergum 10 with partial cleft extending from posterior margin, posterolateral margins of cleft developed into elongate, tapered, sclerotized genital hooks.............................................................. Cascadoperla View in CoL
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