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IN5000 - Ranatra fusca
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Place CollectedCanada: Alberta, Long Lake
Collected ByGrombacher, Lauren
Date Collected2016-09-10
Item Details
Place CollectedCanada: Alberta, Long Lake
Collected ByGrombacher, Lauren
Date Collected2016-09-10
Accession Number
IN5000
Scientific Name
Ranatra fusca
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Common Name
water scorpion
Collected By
Grombacher, Lauren
Date Collected
2016-09-10
Collection Method
dip net
Place Collected
Canada: Alberta, Long Lake
Place Collected Details
at boat launch at Long Lake Campground, north end of Long Lake, near TWP Rd 650A/650B/651
Latitude
54.6003
Longitude
-113.6376
Preparation Type
alcohol
Data Entered By
Proctor, H.
External Links
Canadensys: University of Alberta Freshwater Invertebrate Collection
Canadensys, operated from the Université de Montréal Biodiversity Centre
GBIF Occurence Dataset University of Alberta E. H. Strickland Entomological Museum (UASM)
GBIF, Global Biodiversity Information Facility
GBIF Occurence Dataset: University of Alberta Freshwater Invertebrate Collection (UAFIC)
GBIF, Global Biodiversity Information Facility
iDigBio: University of Alberta E. H. Strickland Entomological Museum (UASM)
iDigBio, Integrated Digitized Biocollections
Virtual Tour: E.H. Strickland Entomological Museum
University of Alberta, Faculty of Science
Citation
Page Citation for IN5000 - Ranatra fusca
Page Citation
"IN5000 - Ranatra fusca, Freshwater Invertebrate Collection." University of Alberta Museums Search Site, https://search.museums.ualberta.ca/10-461634. Accessed 23 Apr. 2024.
Taxonomic Hierarchy
Kingdom
Animalia
Phylum
Arthropoda
Class
Hexapoda
Subclass
Insecta
Order
Hemiptera
Family
Nepidae
Genus
Ranatra
Species
Ranatra fusca
This hierarchy is created from our museum records, it may not always accurately reflect modern taxonomies.
Taxonomic Hierarchy for Freshwater Invertebrate Collection
-
Kingdom
Animalia
- Phylum Acanthocephala
-
Phylum
Annelida
-
Class
Clitellata
- Subclass Hirudinea
- Subclass Lumbriculata
-
Class
Clitellata
-
Phylum
Arthropoda
-
Subphylum
Chelicerata
- Class Arachnida
-
Class
Hexapoda
- Subclass Entognatha
-
Subclass
Insecta
-
Order
Coleoptera
-
Suborder
Adephaga
- Superfamily Caraboidea
- Family Amphizoidae
-
Family
Dytiscidae
- Genus Acilius
- Genus Agabus
- Genus Bidessus
- Genus Carrhydrus
- Genus Colymbetes
- Genus Coptotomus
- Genus Deronectes
- Genus Desmopachria
- Genus Dytiscus
- Genus Eretes
- Genus Graphoderus
- Genus Hydaticus
- Genus Hydroporus
- Genus Hydrovatus
- Genus Hygrotus
- Genus Ilybius
- Genus Laccophilus
- Genus Nebrioporus
- Genus Neoscutopterus
- Genus Oreodytes
- Genus Rhantus
- Genus Stictotarsus
- Family Gyrinidae
- Family Haliplidae
- Suborder Polyphaga
-
Suborder
Adephaga
-
Order
Diptera
- Family Blephariceridae
- Family Ceratopogonidae
- Family Chironomidae
-
Family
Culicidae
-
Genus
Aedes
- Species Aedes canadensis
- Species Aedes cataphylla
- Species Aedes cinereus
- Species Aedes dorsalis
- Species Aedes eudes
- Species Aedes excrucians
- Species Aedes fitchii
- Species Aedes flavescens
- Species Aedes hexodontus
- Species Aedes intrudens
- Species Aedes pionips
- Species Aedes provocans
- Species Aedes punctor
- Species Aedes riparius
- Species Aedes sp.
- Species Aedes vexans
- Genus Chaoborus
- Genus Culex
- Genus Culiseta
- Genus Eucorethra
- Genus Mochlonyx
-
Genus
Aedes
- Family Deuterophlebiidae
- Family Dixidae
- Family Dolichopodidae
- Family Empididae
- Family Liriopeidae
- Family Muscidae
- Family Psychodidae
- Family Rhagionidae
- Family Simuliidae
- Family Stratiomyidae
- Family Syrphidae
- Family Tabanidae
- Family Tipulidae
-
Order
Ephemeroptera
- Family Baetidae
- Family Baetiscidae
- Family Behningiidae
- Family Caenidae
-
Family
Ephemerellidae
- Genus Dannella
- Genus Drunella
-
Genus
Ephemerella
- Species Ephemerella argusta
- Species Ephemerella compar
- Species Ephemerella doddsi
- Species Ephemerella flavilinea
- Species Ephemerella hecuba
- Species Ephemerella inermis
- Species Ephemerella infrequens
- Species Ephemerella invaria
- Species Ephemerella margarita
- Species Ephemerella proserpina
- Species Ephemerella sp.
- Species Ephemerella spinifera
- Species Ephemerella teresa
- Genus Serratella
- Family Ephemeridae
- Family Heptageniidae
- Family Leptophlebiidae
- Family Metretopodidae
- Family Polymitarcyidae
- Family Siphlonuridae
- Family Tricorythidae
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Order
Hemiptera
- Family Belostomatidae
- Family Corixidae
- Family Gerridae
- Family Mesoveliidae
- Family Nepidae
- Family Notonectidae
- Family Saldidae
- Family Veliidae
- Order Lepidoptera
- Order Megaloptera
- Order Neuroptera
-
Order
Odonata
- Suborder Anisoptera
- Suborder Zygoptera
-
Order
Plecoptera
- Family Capniidae
- Family Chloroperlidae
- Family Leuctridae
- Family Nemouridae
- Family Peltoperlidae
- Family Perlidae
- Family Perlodidae
- Family Pteronarcyidae
- Family Taeniopterygidae
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Order
Trichoptera
- Superfamily Glossosomatoidea
- Superfamily Hydropsychoidea
- Superfamily Hydroptiloidea
- Superfamily Leptoceroidea
-
Superfamily
Limnephiloidea
- Family Brachycentridae
- Family Lepidostomatidae
-
Family
Limnephilidae
- Subfamily Dicosmoecinae
- Subfamily Limnephilinae
- Genus Clostoeca
- Genus Glyphotaelius
- Genus Imania
- Genus Pycnoglypha
- Family Uenoidae
- Superfamily Philopotamoidea
- Superfamily Phryganeoidea
- Superfamily Rhyacophiloidea
- Superfamily Sericostomatoidea
-
Order
Coleoptera
- Class Malacostraca
- Class Maxillopoda
-
Subclass
Branchiopoda
- Order Anostraca
- Order Cladocera
- Order Conchostraca
- Order Notostraca
-
Subphylum
Chelicerata
- Phylum Bryozoa
- Phylum Cnidaria
-
Phylum
Mollusca
- Class Gastropoda
- Class Pelecypoda
- Phylum Nematomorpha
- Phylum Platyhelminthes
- Phylum Porifera
-
Phylum
Rotifera
- Class Bdelloidea
-
Class
Monogononta
- Order Collothecaceae
- Order Flosculariaceae
- Order Ploima
- Phylum Tardigrada
Disclaimer
This hierarchy is created from our museum records, it may not always accurately reflect modern taxonomies.