1986
DOI: 10.1080/01650428609361249
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The larval morphology and ecology of a new species ofEcnomusfrom lake Naivasha, Kenya (Trichoptera: Ecnomidae)

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“…Tibial spurs 3/4/4, but in some species 2/4/4. Some African species belong to the natalensis -group of Ecnomus , which possesses inferior appendages (claspers) with an apical finger-like lobe and does not possess preapical spurs of the tibial prolegs: tibial spurs 2/4/4 (Scott 1968; Barnard & Clark 1986).…”
Section: Systematic Palaeontologymentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Tibial spurs 3/4/4, but in some species 2/4/4. Some African species belong to the natalensis -group of Ecnomus , which possesses inferior appendages (claspers) with an apical finger-like lobe and does not possess preapical spurs of the tibial prolegs: tibial spurs 2/4/4 (Scott 1968; Barnard & Clark 1986).…”
Section: Systematic Palaeontologymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…belongs to the African natalensis -group of Ecnomus , as indicated by the tibial spurs (2/4/4) and in male genitalia by inferior appendages (claspers) with an apical elongate finger-like lobe. The natalensis -group of Ecnomus includes more than 23 extant species (Barnard & Clark 1986), ranging from South Africa (e.g., E. forbesi Scott, 1968) via central Africa (e.g., E. mennellli Barnard & Clark, 1986) to the Ethiopian region and northwards up to Palestine, and to the Galilee of northern Israel, where E. galilaeus Tjeder, 1946 occurs (Botosaneanu 1992). Ecnomus galilaeus is probably an endemic element of the Levantine fauna (Botosaneanu 1992), but lives relatively close to the location where the extinct Ecnomus cretacia was found.…”
Section: Systematic Palaeontologymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Les Psychomyiellodes se caractérisent par la déformation de l'un des éperons terminaux aux tibias postérieurs et la présence d'appendices intermédiaires en forme de coupelle de part et d'autre des genitalia mâles. Les larves (Scott, 1963(Scott, et 1970Barnard et Clark, 1986) sont localisées dans les zones de courant modéré à faible ou nul, ou bien, colonisent la zone soumise aux vagues, dans les lacs.…”
Section: Le Genre Ecnomus Mclachlanunclassified
“…Cependant, on note sur cette dernière une faible courbure ventrale de l'extrémité de l'appareil phallique, qui n'apparaît pas sur notre matériel. E. mennelli Barnard et Clark 1986, décrite du Kenya, est une forme très voisine d'£. relictus.…”
Section: Un Début De Classificationunclassified