Enderleina, Jewett, 1960

Derka, Tomáš, Figueroa, J. Manuel Tierno De & Čiampor, Fedor, 2019, Enderleina preclara Jewett, 1960 (Plecoptera, Perlidae), from the Venezuelan Guayana-A description of a putative female, nymph and egg, Zootaxa 4585 (2), pp. 332-342 : 340

Nymphs of Enderleina

The nymphs of most of the species are unknown. Stark (1989) briefly described a putative nymph of E. flinti as pale brown but did not provide additional specific characters. According to Stark et al. (2009), Enderleina nymphs differ from most South American genera by the following combination of characters: Three minute and widely spaced ocelli present; anal and ASC [2,3] gills present; cerci without dense setal fringe; cercal segments armed with apical whorls of a long lender setae; all thoracic gills with single trunks and numerous filaments. Recently, nymphs of E. froehlichi have been described by Ribeiro & Gorayeb (2015). Nymphs of putative E. preclara differ from the above described species by typical coloration of the head (Figs. 18–20), which is pale brown without distinctive pattern in E. flinti (Stark, 1989) and dark yellow in E. froehlichi ( Ribeiro & Gorayeb, 2015) .