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What pond insects would you find in little to no pollution?
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What pond insects would you find in little to no pollution?

User Nilesh Agrawal
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Mayflies (nymphs)
Caddisflies (larvae)
Stoneflies (nymphs)
Water Pennies
Hellgrammites (dobsonfly larvae)
(They are all highly sensitive to pollution, therefore they wouldn’t survive in polluted waters)
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Mayflies

Caddisflies

Stoneflies

Water Pennies

Hellgrammites

Alderflies

Dragonflies

Damselflies

Whirligig Beetles

Riffle Beetles

Fish flies

Scuds

Black Flies

Midge Flies

Lunged
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