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Polycentropus intricatus Morton, 1910 i c g (Polycentropus species)
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Polycentropus brongus Gibbs, 1973 i c g (Polycentropus species)
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Polycentropus telifer McLachlan, 1884 i c g (Polycentropus species)
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Polycentropus veracruzensis Flint, 1981 i c g (Polycentropus species)
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Polycentropus jenula Denning in Denning & Sykora, 1966 i c g (Polycentropus species)
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Polycentropus surinamensis Flint, 1974 i c g (Polycentropus species)
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The larvae of Polycentropus Species live in lakes and streams and prefer cold, non-polluted waters. Their ecological adaptability is relatively weak and they are good indicators of water pollution. At the same time, as the main food source of many fishes, this species occupies an important position in the food chain of the flowing water ecosystem. A total of 161 species and genera have been discovered, all recorded in this random tool.
The Polycentropus Species looks like a butterfly, but as nocturnal animals, they are not easy to find, so it is difficult for ecologists to study ecology. The generator records in detail the different discoverers of the Polycentropus Species and the time of discovery, which is of great value for further identification of the Species.
Data sources: i = ITIS, c = Catalogue of Life, g = GBIF, b = Bugguide.net
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