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Prionoides
(Panephemeroptera
Euephemeroptera
Euplectoptera
Anteritorna
Bidentiseta
Branchitergaliae
Eusetisura
Isonychia/fg1
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Prionoides)
Nomen hierarchicum: Prionoides/g(1) [g:1983]
In circumscription fits:
— subgen. Prionoides Kondratieff & Voshell 1983: 129
— Prionoides/g(1): Kluge 2004: 136
References. Kondratieff & Woshell 1983: * * *; – 1984: * * *; – Kluge 2004: * * * * – Tiunova & Kluge & Ishiwata 2004: * * * *.
Autapomorphies of Prionoides. (1) Penis dorso-laterally with a pair of projections curved medially and bearing sclerotized denticles or spines (Kondratieff & Woshell 1983: Fig.1-5). Similar penis structure independently evolved in Pentamerotarsata (see below). (2) Egg [see Branchitergaliae (4)] has shape of biconvex lens (Kondratieff & Woshell 1983: Fig.17-20) (unlike spherical in Isonychia/fg2). Non-unique apomorphy; the same in some species of Ameletus/fg2. Plesiomorphy of Prionoides. Unlike Isonychia/fg2, styliger is well-developed, median emargination between gonostyli pedestals being shallow (Kondratieff & Woshell 1983: Fig.1). |
Size. Fore wing length 9–16 mm.
Distribution. Eastern Nearctic and Japan.
Nominal species in Prionoides/g(1):
annulata Traver 1932 [Isonychia] — syn.subj. georgiae [Isonychia]
aurea Traver 1932 [Isonychia] — syn.subj. similis [Isonychia]
georgiae McDunnough 1931 [Isonychia]
hoffmani Kondratieff & Voshell 1984 [Isonychia]
jozana Matsumura 1931 [Siphlonisca] — syn.subj. shima [Rhoenanthus]
notata Traver 1932 [Isonychia] — syn.subj. georgiae [Isonychia]
obscura Traver 1932 [Isonychia]
serrata Traver 1932 [Isonychia]
shima Matsumura 1931 [Rhoenanthus] ,
similis Traver 1932 [Isonychia]
sukashii Matsumura 1931 [Siphlonisca] — syn.subj. shima [Rhoenanthus]
thalia Traver 1934 [Isonychia] — syn.subj. georgiae [Isonychia]
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