Perlodinae

Klapálek, 1909

Springflies

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Arcynopterygini(springflies)
Diploperlini(springflies)
Perlodini

Perlodinae is a of stoneflies in the Perlodidae, first described by Klapá in 1909. The subfamily comprises at least 20 and approximately 60 described . Perlodinae is distributed across Asia and other regions, with notable diversity in China. The tribal classification within Perlodinae remains under discussion, with three recognized tribes but ongoing questions about their validity.

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Pronunciation

How to pronounce Perlodinae: /ˌpɜrˈloʊdəˌni/

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Distribution

Asia, with documented presence in China and broader Asian range; additional global distribution likely but not specified in available sources.

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Tribal Classification

The is divided into three tribes, though the tribal concept has been questioned in recent taxonomic work. A new from China described in 2015 prompted renewed discussion of Perlodinae tribal boundaries.