Megaleuctra
Neave, 1934
needleflies
Species Guides
1- Megaleuctra complicata(Pacific needlefly)
Megaleuctra is a of rolled-winged stoneflies in the Leuctridae, established by Neave in 1934. The genus comprises approximately seven described , including the Pacific needlefly (M. complicata). Species are distributed across western North America and Korea. The genus belongs to the Megaleuctrinae within the Leuctridae family.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Megaleuctra: //ˌmɛɡəˈljuːktrə//
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Distribution
Western North America (Alberta, British Columbia, California, Idaho) and Korea.
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Species List
Seven are recognized: Megaleuctra complicata (Pacific needlefly), M. flinti, M. kincaidi, M. saebat, M. stigmata, M. williamsae, and the extinct †M. neavei.