Ameletus
Ameletus is a genus of mayfly and the type genus of the family Ameletidae.
36 branches of this genus, most-observed first
Ameletus lineatus
speciesAmeletus lineatus
Primitive Minnow Mayfly
speciesAmeletus edmundsi
Ameletus costalis
speciesAmeletus costalis
Upland Summer Mayfly
speciesAmeletus inopinatus
Ameletus suffusus
speciesAmeletus suffusus
Ameletus ludens
speciesAmeletus ludens
Ameletus tarteri
speciesAmeletus tarteri
Ameletus vernalis
speciesAmeletus vernalis
Ameletus velox
speciesAmeletus velox
Ameletus montanus
speciesAmeletus montanus
Ameletus celer
speciesAmeletus celer
Ameletus cryptostimulus
speciesAmeletus cryptostimulus
Ameletus tertius
speciesAmeletus tertius
Ameletus amador
speciesAmeletus amador
Ameletus andersoni
speciesAmeletus andersoni
Ameletus bellulus
speciesAmeletus bellulus
Ameletus cooki
speciesAmeletus cooki
Ameletus dissitus
speciesAmeletus dissitus
Ameletus doddsianus
speciesAmeletus doddsianus
Ameletus exquisitus
speciesAmeletus exquisitus
Ameletus falsus
speciesAmeletus falsus
Ameletus imbellis
speciesAmeletus imbellis
Ameletus majusculus
speciesAmeletus majusculus
Ameletus minimus
speciesAmeletus minimus
Ameletus oregonensis
speciesAmeletus oregonensis
Ameletus pritchardi
speciesAmeletus pritchardi
Ameletus quadratus
speciesAmeletus quadratus
Ameletus shepherdi
speciesAmeletus shepherdi
Ameletus similior
speciesAmeletus similior
Ameletus sparsatus
speciesAmeletus sparsatus
Ameletus tolae
speciesAmeletus tolae
Ameletus validus
speciesAmeletus validus
Ameletus vancouverensis
speciesAmeletus vancouverensis
Ameletus walleyi
speciesAmeletus walleyi
Ameletus subnotatus
speciesAmeletus subnotatus
Ameletus browni
speciesAmeletus browni
Where it lives
Recorded sightings
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geo-referenced records in GBIF, from museums, herbaria and field observers.
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In the stacks
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This page is assembled live from iNaturalist, GBIF, Wikipedia, the Source Library and the Internet Archive. It is not yet part of the hand-edited codex. iNaturalist taxon 173218.