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Guide to New Zealand's freshwater invertebrates

Mayflies

Gills along the abdomen, and 3 slender or feathered tails

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  Burrowing mayfly
  (Ichthybotus)
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  Double gill mayfly
  (Arachnocolus)
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  Double gill mayfly
  (Atalophlebioides)
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  Double gill mayfly
  (Aupouriella)
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  Double gill mayfly
  (Austroclima)
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  Double gill mayfly
  (Austronella)
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  Double gill mayfly
  (Mauiulus)
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  Double gill mayfly
  (Neozephlebia)
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  Double gill mayfly
  (Tepakia)
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  Double gill mayfly
  (Zephlebia)
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  Fringe gilled mayfly
  (Isothraulus)
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  Orange mayfly
  (Acanthophlebia)
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  Single gill mayfly
  (Deleatidium)
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  Spiny gilled mayfly
  (Coloburiscus)
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  Swimming mayfly
  (Ameletopsis)
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  Swimming mayfly
  (Nesameletus)
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  Swimming mayfly
  (Oniscigaster)
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  Swimming mayfly
  (Rallidens)
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  Swimming mayfly
  (Siphlaenigma)