Zavreliella Explained

Zavreliella is a genus of non-biting midges in the subfamily Chironominae of the bloodworm family Chironomidae. The genus is named in honour of Jan Zavřel.

Species

These 14 species belong to the genus Zavreliella:

• Zavreliella acuta Reiss, 1990

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• Zavreliella brauni Reiss, 1990

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• Zavreliella cranstoni Reiss, 1990

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• Zavreliella curta Reiss, 1990

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• Zavreliella fittkaui Reiss, 1990

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• Zavreliella furcata Reiss, 1990

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• Zavreliella junki Reiss, 1990

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• Zavreliella lata Reiss, 1990

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• Zavreliella levis Reiss, 1990

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• Zavreliella lobata Reiss, 1990

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• Zavreliella longiseta Reiss, 1990

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• Zavreliella marmorata (Wulp, 1858)

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• Zavreliella molesta Reiss, 1990

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• Zavreliella verrucosa Reiss, 1990

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