Procerobaetis
''Procerobaetis'' is a genus of the Baetidae, a family of mayfly, mayflies that include around 1000 described species and 110 Genus, genera worldwide. Mayflies of this genus notably hatch between spring to autumn, and then die within a few minutes to a day. Etymology ''Procerobaetis'' is a combination of ''Procero'' – the Latin word describing length, in reference to the elongate, slender habitus of the larvae – and ''baetis'' to highlight its superficial similarities with the genus ''Baetis''. Taxonomy The genus ''Procerobaetis'' was described in the 612th edition of the European Journal of Taxonomy with the type species of Procerobaetis leptobranchius. They belong to the Baetidae family. Species Information referenced from the ''GBIF'' database. # ''Procerobactis leptobranchius'' # ''Procerobactis petersorum'' # ''Procerobactis freitagi'' # ''Procerobaetis totuspinosus'' Genetic distance, Genetic distances (Models of DNA evolution#K80 model (Kimura 1980), Kimura ...
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