Abstract
A new species of the mayfly genus Thraulodes Ulmer is described based on specimens from the states of Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo, Brazil. Nymph and imagos from both sexes are described. The new species can be easily recognized by abdominal and legs color pattern whether from nymphs or imagos.References
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