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12 List of aquatic insect species in Baltic amber Odonata Epallagidae Litheuphaea ludwigi BECHLY , 1998 Platycnemidae Platycnemis antiqua (PICTET & HAGEN , 1856) Syn.: Agrion antiquum PICTET & HAGEN , 1856 Thaumatoneuridae Electrophenacolestes serafini NEL & ARILLO , 2006 Amphipterygida Pamita hannahdaltonae MAY & CARLE , 2005 Ephemeroptera Acanthametropodidae Analetris secundus GODUNKO & Kł o n o w s K a -ol e j n i K , 2006 Ameletidae Baltameletus oligocaenicus DE M OULIN , 1968 Electroletus soldani GODUNKO & NEU M ANN , 2006 Ameletopsidae Balticophlebia hennigi DE M OULIN , 1968 Ametropodidae Brevitibia intricans DE M OULIN , 1968 Babidae Baba lapidea KLUGE , GODUNKO & Kr z e m i ń s K i , 2006 Baetiscidae Balticobaetisca velteni st a n i c z e K & BECHLY , 2002 Baetidae Baetis anomala PICTET , 1856 Baetis gigantea HAGEN , 1856 Baetis grossa HAGEN , 1856 Baetis longipes HAGEN , 1856 290 Siphlonuridae Metretopus henningseni DE M OULIN , 1965 Metretopus trinervis DE M OULIN , 1968 Siphloplecton jaegeri DE M OULIN , 1968 Siphloplecton macrops (PICTET , 1856) Siphlonurus dubiosus DE M OULIN , 1968 Oligoneuriidae Cronicus anomalus (PICTET , 1856) Cronicus major DE M OULIN , 1968 Arthropleidae Electrogenia dewalschei DE M OULIN , 1956 Heptageniidae Burshtynogena fereci Go d u n K o & so n t a G , 2004 Cinygma? baltica DE M OULIN , 1968 Ecdyonurus (Nestormeus) groehnorum GODUNKO , 2007 Ecdyonurus (Nestormeus) leopoliensis GODUNKO , 2004 Heptagenia atypica DE M OULIN , 1968 Heptagenia bachofeni DE M OULIN , 1968 Heptagenia (Kageronia) fuscogrisea re t z i u s , 1783 (rezent) Heptagenia gleissi DE M OULIN , 1968 Heptagenia ligata DE M OULIN , 1968 Heptagenia senex DE M OULIN , 1968 Rithrogena sepulta DE M OULIN , 1968 Succinogenia larssoni DE M OULIN , 1965 (larva) Leptophlebiidae Blasturophlebia hirsuta DE M OULIN , 1968 Xenophlebia aenigmata DE M OULIN , 1968 Paraleptophlebia pisca (PICTET , 1856) Palingeniidae Palingenia gigas HAGEN , 1854 Ephemerellidae Timpanoga viscata DE M OULIN , 1968 Plecoptera Taeniopterygidae Taeniopteryx ciliata Pi c t e t , 1856 Taeniopteryx elongata Ha G e n , 1856 Perlidae Perla prisca Pi c t e t , 1856 291 Perlodidae Perlodes resinata (Ha G e n , 1856) Isoperla succinica (Ha G e n , 1856) Leuctridae Leuctra fusca Pi c t e t , 1856 Leuctra gracilis PICTET , 1856 Leuctra linearis Ha G e n , 1856 Leuctra minuscula Ha G e n , 1856 Megaleuctra neavei ri c K e r , 1936 Zealeuctra cornuta ca r u s o & wi c H a r d 2010 Nemouridae Lednia zilli ca r u s o & wi c H a r d 2010 Nemoura affinis Be r e n d t , 1856 Nemoura lata HAGEN , 1856 Nemoura ocularis PICTET , 1856 Nemoura puncticollis HAGEN , 1856 Podmosta attenuata ca r u s o & wi c H a r d 2010 Heteroptera (Homopttera) Gerromorpha Hydrometridae BILL B ERG , 1820 Limnacis succini GER M AR & BERENDT , 1856 Limnacis hoffeinsi PO P OV , 1996 Metrocephala anderseni PO P OV , 1996 Hydrometra groehni an d e r s e n , 2003 Veliidae BRULLÉ , 1836 Electrovelia baltica an d e r s e n , 1998 Balticovelia weitschati an d e r s e n , 2000 Gerridae LEACH , 1815 Electrogerris kotashevichi an d e r s e n , 2000 Succineogerris larssoni an d e r s e n , 2000 Megaloptera Sialidae Sialis groehni wi c H a r d , 1997 Sialis (Protosialis) baltica wi c H a r d , 1997 Sialis (Protosialis) herrlingi wi c H a r d , 2002 Sialis (Protosialis) voigti wi c H a r d & ENGEL , 2006 292 Corydalidae Chauliodes prisca Pi c t e t -Ba r a B a n , 1854 Chauliodes carsteni wi c H a r d , 2003 Corydasialidae wi c H a r d , cH a t t e r t o n & ro s s , 2005 Corydasialis inexspectatus wi c H a r d , cH a t t e r t o n & ro s s , 2005 Neuroptera Osmylidae Protosmylus pictus (HAGEN , 1856) Sisyridae Paleosisyra electrobaltica wi c H a r d new species Nevrorthidae Rophalis relicta (HAGEN , 1856) Rophalis amissa (HAGEN , 1856), nomen dubium Palaeoneurorthus hoffeinsorum wi c H a r d new species Palaeoneurorthus bifurcatus wi c H a r d new species Coleoptera Gyrinidae Gyrinoides limbatus mo t s c H u l s K y , 1856 Dytiscidae Copelatus aphroditae Ba l K e , 2003 Derovatellus rostratus (Ko c H & Be r n e d t , 1854) (larva) Scirtidae Brachelodes motschulskyi ja B l o K o v -cH n z o r j a n , 1961 Cyphon groehni Kl a u s n i t z e r , 2004 Cyphon herthae Kl a u s n i t z e r , 2004 Cyphon keilbachi Kl a u s n i t z e r , 2004 Cyphon krynyckyi ja B l o K o v -cH n z o r j a n , 1961 Cyphon pallasi ja B l o K o v -cH n z o r j a n , 1961 Cyphon shevyrevi ja B l o K o v -cH n z o r j a n , 1961 Cyphon wichardi He u s s , 2008 Cyphonogenius zakhvatkini ja B l o K o v -cH n z o r j a n , 1961 Helodes egregia Kl a u s n i t z e r , 1976 Helodes minax Kl a u s n i t z e r , 1976 Helodes modesta Kl a u s n i t z e r , 1976 Helodes setosa Kl a u s n i t z e r , 1976 Helodes transversa Kl a u s n i t z e r , 1976 Helodopsis solskyi ja B l o K o v -cH n z o r j a n , 1961 Microcara dokhturovi ja B l o K o v -cH n z o r j a n , 1960 293 Microcara kuznezovi ja B l o K o v -cH n z o r j a n , 1960 Microcara znoijkoi ja B l o K o v -cH n z o r j a n , 1960 Microcara zubkovi ja B l o K o v -cH n z o r j a n , 1960 Plagiocyphon plavilschikovi ja B l o K o v -cH n z o r j a n , 1960 Elmidae Palaeoriohelmis samlandica Bo l l o w , 1940 Trichoptera Spicipalpia Rhyacophilidae st e ph e n s , 1836 Rhyacophila kutscheri MEY , 1988 Rhyacophila laminata UL M ER , 1912 Rhyacophila liedtkei wi c H a r d & ca s P e r s , 1991 Rhyacophila occulta HAGEN , 1856 Rhyacophila palaepolonica wi c H a r d & ca s P e r s , 1991 Rhyacophila profusa UL M ER , 1912 Rhyacophila quadrata wi c H a r d & NEU M ANN , 2008 Glossosomatidae wa l l e n G r e n , 1891 Electragapetus scitulus UL M ER , 1912 Hydroptilidae st e ph e n s , 1836 Agraylea (Agraylea) spathifera UL M ER , 1912 Agraylea (Allotrichia) ampullata UL M ER , 1912 Agraylea (Allotrichia) succinica (HAGEN , 1856) Electrotrichia subtilis UL M ER , 1912 Palaeagapetus rotundatus UL M ER , 1912 Annulipalpia Philopotamidae st e ph e n s , 1829 Philopotamus hamatus UL M ER , 1912 Ulmerodina impar (UL M ER , 1912) Wormaldia aequalis (HAGEN , 1856) Wormaldia congenera (UL M ER , 1912) Wormaldia media (UL M ER , 1912) Wormaldia advenaria MEY , 1988 Wormaldia angularia MEY , 1986 Wormaldia contigua MEY , 1986 Wormaldia pheromonia IVANOV & me l n i t s K y , 2005 Wormaldia sukatshevae IVANOV & me l n i t s K y , 2005 Wormaldia vlipla IVANOV & me l n i t s K y , 2004 Electracanthinus klebsi UL M ER , 1912 Stenopsychidae ma r t w o v , 1924 Stenopsyche imitata UL M ER , 1912 294 Ecnomidae UL M ER , 1903 Archaeotinodes angusta UL M ER , 1912 Archaeotinodes armata UL M ER , 1912 Archaeotinodes dentinosa MEY , 1988 Archaeotinodes dives UL M ER , 1912 Archaeotinodes exarata UL M ER , 1912 Archaeotinodes globata UL M ER , 1912 Archaeotinodes grossa UL M ER , 1912 Archaeotinodes hageni UL M ER , 1912 Archaeotinodes igneusaper me l n i t s K y , 2009 Archaeotinodes lanceolata UL M ER , 1912 Archaeotinodes pauper UL M ER , 1912 Archaeotinodes prisca (PICTET , 1856) Archaeotinodes securifera UL M ER , 1912 Archaeotinodes tenuis UL M ER , 1912 Archaeotinodes uncinata UL M ER , 1912 Hydropsychidae cu r t i s , 1835 Diplectrona minima UL M ER , 1912 Diplectrona ocularia UL M ER , 1912 Electrodiplectrona decipiens UL M ER , 1912 Hydrospyche viduata UL M ER , 1912 Potamyia nitida UL M ER , 1912 Polycentropodidae UL M ER , 1903 Archaeoneuroclipsis fortis UL M ER , 1912 Archaeoneuroclipsis geminata UL M ER , 1912 Holocentropus affinis (PICTET , 1856) Holocentropus atratus (PICTET , 1856) Holocentropus calcaratus UL M ER , 1912 Holocentropus castus MEY , 1986 Holocentropus cavtus MEY , 1985 Holocentropus consanguineus UL M ER , 1912 Holocentropus consobrinus UL M ER , 1912 Holocentropus cornutus UL M ER , 1912 Holocentropus curvatus UL M ER , 1912 Holocentropus discedens UL M ER , 1912 Holocentropus echinatus UL M ER , 1912 Holocentropus horribilis MEY , 1986 Holocentropus incertus (PICTET , 1856) Holocentropus incurvatus MEY , 1986 Holocentropus lanciger UL M ER , 1912 Holocentropus omega UL M ER , 1912 Holocentropus operarius MEY , 1986 Holocentropus perlatus UL M ER , 1912 Holocentropus scissus UL M ER , 1912 Holocentropus uncatus UL M ER , 1912 Holocentropus vetustus (GER M AR , 1813) 295 Neureclipsis exsculpta UL M ER , 1912 Neureclipsis geniculata UL M ER , 1912 Neureclipsis proxima UL M ER , 1912 Neureclipsis tornquisti UL M ER , 1912 Nyctiophylax acutus UL M ER , 1912 Nyctiophylax articulatus UL M ER , 1912 Nyctiophylax bidentatus UL M ER , 1912 Nyctiophylax claviger UL M ER , 1912 Nyctiophylax coalitus UL M ER , 1912 Nyctiophylax curvus UL M ER , 1912 Nyctiophylax diffisus UL M ER , 1912 Nyctiophylax endrusseiti wi c H a r d & we i t s c H a t , 1996 Nyctiophylax excelsus UL M ER , 1912 Nyctiophylax hamatus UL M ER , 1912 Nyctiophylax insectus UL M ER , 1912 Nyctiophylax ovatus UL M ER , 1912 Nyctiophylax pexus UL M ER , 1912 Nyctiophylax procerus UL M ER , 1912 Nyctiophylax quadruplex UL M ER , 1912 Nyctiophylax rectus UL M ER , 1912 Nyctiophylax repandus UL M ER , 1912 Nyctiophylax sellatus UL M ER , 1912 Nyctiophylax serpentinus UL M ER , 1912 Nyctiophylax sinuatus UL M ER , 1912 Nyctiophylax subacuminatus UL M ER , 1912 Nyctiophylax unguicularis UL M ER , 1912 Nyctiophylax varians UL M ER , 1912 Nyctiophylacodes curtula UL M ER , 1912 Plectrocnemia angulata UL M ER , 1912 Plectrocnemia barbata UL M ER , 1912 Plectrocnemia clavata UL M ER , 1912 Plectrocnemia dissecta UL M ER , 1912 Plectrocnemia excavata UL M ER , 1912 Plectrocnemia furcata UL M ER , 1912 Plectrocnemia lata (PICTET , 1856) Plectrocnemia
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    Refinement of the Basin-Wide Index of Biotic Integrity for Non-Tidal Streams and Wadeable Rivers in the Chesapeake Bay Watershed APPENDICES Appendix A: Taxonomic Classification Appendix B: Taxonomic Attributes Appendix C: Taxonomic Standardization Appendix D: Rarefaction Appendix E: Biological Metric Descriptions Appendix F: Abiotic Parameters for Evaluating Stream Environment Appendix G: Stream Classification Appendix H: HUC12 Watershed Characteristics in Bioregions Appendix I: Index Methodologies Appendix J: Scoring Methodologies Appendix K: Index Performance, Accuracy, and Precision Appendix L: Narrative Ratings and Maps of Index Scores Appendix M: Potential Biases in the Regional Index Ratings Appendix Citations Appendix A: Taxonomic Classification All taxa reported in Chessie BIBI database were assigned the appropriate Phylum, Subphylum, Class, Subclass, Order, Suborder, Family, Subfamily, Tribe, and Genus when applicable. A portion of the taxa reported were reported under an invalid name according to the ITIS database. These taxa were subsequently changed to the taxonomic name deemed valid by ITIS. Table A-1. The taxonomic hierarchy of stream macroinvertebrate taxa included in the Chesapeake Bay non-tidal database.
  • Two New Long-Rostrum Cranefly Species from the Cretaceous

    Two New Long-Rostrum Cranefly Species from the Cretaceous

    www.nature.com/scientificreports OPEN Two new long‑rostrum cranefy species from the Cretaceous Iberian amber (Diptera, Limoniidae, Helius) Iwona Kania‑Kłosok 1*, Wiesław Krzemiński 2 & Antonio Arillo 3 First record of the genus Helius—long‑rostrum cranefy from Maestrazgo Basin (eastern Spain, Iberian Penisula) is documented. Two new fossil species of the genus Helius are described from Cretaceous Spanish amber and compared with other species of the genus known from fossil record with particular references to these known from Cretaceous period. Helius turolensis sp. nov. is described from San Just amber (Lower Cretaceous, upper Albian) Maestrazgo Basin, eastern Spain, and Helius hispanicus sp. nov. is described from Álava amber (Lower Cretaceous, upper Albian), Basque‑Cantabrian Basin, northern Spain. The specifc body morphology of representatives of the genus Helius preserved in Spanish amber was discussed in relation to the environmental conditions of the Maestrazgo Basin and Basque‑Cantabrian Basin in Cretaceous. Te family Limoniidae was previously recorded from Spanish amber. Tree species were described: Alavia neli Krzemiński et Arillo, 2007 1, Helius alavensis Kania, Krzemiński et Arillo, 2016 2, and Helius spiralensis Kania, Krzemiński et Arillo, 2017 3, all from Peñacerrada I outcrop1–3. In Cretaceous Spanish amber, we fnd some of the oldest representatives of the genus Helius, evidence of the beginnings of the evolution of this group of insects. From the Cretaceous period only six species are known, four from Early Cretaceous 2–5, and two from Late Cretaceous 6,7. Te oldest representatives of the genus were described based on lower Barremian 8 inclusions in Lebanese amber, from Hammana-Mdeyrij4,5 and Tannourine (Lebanon4 and two a little younger from upper Albian of Peñacerrada I (Spain)2,3.
  • Wiesław Krzemiński—A Man of a Great Passion for Fossil Flies

    Wiesław Krzemiński—A Man of a Great Passion for Fossil Flies

    Palaeoentomology 003 (5): 434–444 ISSN 2624-2826 (print edition) https://www.mapress.com/j/pe/ PALAEOENTOMOLOGY Copyright © 2020 Magnolia Press Editorial ISSN 2624-2834 (online edition) PE https://doi.org/10.11646/palaeoentomology.3.5.1 http://zoobank.org/urn:lsid:zoobank.org:pub:72BA5A28-1CE2-4C20-8DA0-B9E4DA3D0354 Wiesław Krzemiński—a man of a great passion for fossil flies AgnIESzKA SOSzyńSKA-MAJ1, KOrnElIA SKIBIńSKA2 & KAtArzynA KOPEć2 1University of Lodz, Faculty of Biology and Environmental Protection, Department of Invertebrate Zoology and Hydrobiology, 90-237 Lodz, Poland 2Institute of Systematics and Evolution of Animals, Polish Academy of Sciences, 31-016 Krakow, Poland �[email protected]; https://orcid.org/0000-0002-2661-6685 �[email protected]; https://orcid.org/0000-0002-5971-9373 �[email protected]; https://orcid.org/0000-0001-6449-3412 FIGURE 1. Wiesław Krzemiński, natural History Museum in london, 2014 (photo A. Soszyńska-Maj). Wiesław Krzemiński was born on 26 October 1948, Polish Academy of Sciences in Kraków (ISEA PAS) and in Oświęcim, south of Poland. In his youth he was an the Pedagogical University in Kraków. addicted book reader and developed his love for nature. In 1976, Wiesław finished his master’s degree at After few years of playing in a big beat band he eventually the Department of Biology and Earth Sciences at the focused on biology. Currently, he is a full time Professor Jagiellonian University in Kraków under the supervision of and works in the Institute of Systematics and Evolution Dr. Janusz Wojtusiak. His thesis considered the taxonomy 434 Submitted: 6 May.