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Table of Contents
Cover
Half Title
Dedication
Title Page
Copyright
Contents
1: Why mayflies?
2: The biology of mayflies
The mayfly life cycle
The ecology of mayflies
3: Identifying mayflies
Not mayflies
Using this book to identify a mayfly
Parts of a mayfly
Taxonomic terminology
4: Keys to the mayfly families of south-east Australia
Nymphs
Sub-adults and adults
Mainland families not found in Tasmania
5: Primitive Minnow Mayflies - Oniscigastridae
Highland Dun and allies - Tasmanophlebia
6: Primitive Minnow Mayflies - Nesameletidae
Ameletoides spp.
7: Small Minnow Mayflies - Baetidae
Keys to the genera of Tasmanian baetids
Baetid genera not found in Tasmania
Bungona
Little Green Duns - Skolomystax tasmaniensis
Cloeon
Blue-winged Olives (sort of) - Offadens
Keys to the Tasmanian Offadens
8: Prong-gilled Mayflies - Leptophlebiidae
Keys to genera of Tasmanian leptophlebiids
The Lambda Duns - Atalophlebia
Keys to Tasmanian Atalophlebia
Black Spinner - Atalophlebia albiterminata
Red Spinner - Atalophlebia australis
Brown Spinner - Atalophlebia superba
Rusty Spinner and allies - Austrophlebioides
White-spot Duns - Garinjuga
Little Brown Spinners - Koorrnonga
Koorrnonga brunnea?
Koorrnonga Sp 2 - Anncy's Mayfly
Koorrnonga Sp 3
Orange Spinners - Loamaggalangta pedderensis
Speckled Spinners/Duns - Marmenuera
Keys to the species of Marmenuera
Little Black (or brown or multicoloured) Spinners - Nousia
Little Black Spinner (#1) - Nousia delicatula
Little Black Spinner (#2) - Nousia fuscula
Bicoloured Nousia
Other Nousia
Elbow Patch Dun - Nousia Sp 3
Olive Nousia - Sp 4
Possibly also Nousia Sp 4
Nousia Sp 5
Nousia Sp 6
Nousia Sp 7
Nousia Sp 8
Nousia Sp 9
Nousia Sp 10 - Everett's Mayfly
Nousia Sp 11.
Other other Nousia
Golden Brown Spinners - Tillyardophlebia
Leptophlebiid Genus Z
New leptophlebiid genus? - 'robusta'
9: Small Squaregills - Caenidae
Tasmanocoenis
10: The status of mayflies in Tasmania
Why the decline?
Are there any endangered or vulnerable mayfly species in Tasmania?
11: Mayfly hatches - where, when and what
12: Fly patterns that have worked for me
Lambda Duns
Little Black Spinners
Blue-winged Olives
Caenids
Highland Dun
Glossary
Further reading
Index.
Half Title
Dedication
Title Page
Copyright
Contents
1: Why mayflies?
2: The biology of mayflies
The mayfly life cycle
The ecology of mayflies
3: Identifying mayflies
Not mayflies
Using this book to identify a mayfly
Parts of a mayfly
Taxonomic terminology
4: Keys to the mayfly families of south-east Australia
Nymphs
Sub-adults and adults
Mainland families not found in Tasmania
5: Primitive Minnow Mayflies - Oniscigastridae
Highland Dun and allies - Tasmanophlebia
6: Primitive Minnow Mayflies - Nesameletidae
Ameletoides spp.
7: Small Minnow Mayflies - Baetidae
Keys to the genera of Tasmanian baetids
Baetid genera not found in Tasmania
Bungona
Little Green Duns - Skolomystax tasmaniensis
Cloeon
Blue-winged Olives (sort of) - Offadens
Keys to the Tasmanian Offadens
8: Prong-gilled Mayflies - Leptophlebiidae
Keys to genera of Tasmanian leptophlebiids
The Lambda Duns - Atalophlebia
Keys to Tasmanian Atalophlebia
Black Spinner - Atalophlebia albiterminata
Red Spinner - Atalophlebia australis
Brown Spinner - Atalophlebia superba
Rusty Spinner and allies - Austrophlebioides
White-spot Duns - Garinjuga
Little Brown Spinners - Koorrnonga
Koorrnonga brunnea?
Koorrnonga Sp 2 - Anncy's Mayfly
Koorrnonga Sp 3
Orange Spinners - Loamaggalangta pedderensis
Speckled Spinners/Duns - Marmenuera
Keys to the species of Marmenuera
Little Black (or brown or multicoloured) Spinners - Nousia
Little Black Spinner (#1) - Nousia delicatula
Little Black Spinner (#2) - Nousia fuscula
Bicoloured Nousia
Other Nousia
Elbow Patch Dun - Nousia Sp 3
Olive Nousia - Sp 4
Possibly also Nousia Sp 4
Nousia Sp 5
Nousia Sp 6
Nousia Sp 7
Nousia Sp 8
Nousia Sp 9
Nousia Sp 10 - Everett's Mayfly
Nousia Sp 11.
Other other Nousia
Golden Brown Spinners - Tillyardophlebia
Leptophlebiid Genus Z
New leptophlebiid genus? - 'robusta'
9: Small Squaregills - Caenidae
Tasmanocoenis
10: The status of mayflies in Tasmania
Why the decline?
Are there any endangered or vulnerable mayfly species in Tasmania?
11: Mayfly hatches - where, when and what
12: Fly patterns that have worked for me
Lambda Duns
Little Black Spinners
Blue-winged Olives
Caenids
Highland Dun
Glossary
Further reading
Index.