Abstract
The genus Phanoperla (=Dyaperla Banks, 1939) (Plecoptera: Perlidae: Perlini) is revised and generic diagnoses are provided for adults and larvae. Diagnostic and constitutive characters of the tribe Neoperlini are discussed, and Chinoperla Zwick, 1980, is shown to be closest relative of Phenoperla . The following species of Phanoperla are recognized: amorpha sp.n.; anomala (Banks, 1939); bakeri (Banks, 1924); ceylonica Kawai, 1975; cornuta sp.n.; flaveola (Klapalek, 1921), comb.n. (=clarissa (Banks, 1913), syn.n.), (=Neoperla hageni Banks, 1920, syn.n.), (=N. consimilis Banks, 1924, syn.n.); guttata sp.n.; himalayana Zwick, 1977 (=siwalika Harper, 1977); limosa (Hagen, 1858); maculata sp.n.; maindroni (Navas, 1926), comb.n.; Malayana sp.n.; minutissima (Enderlein, 1909); nana sp.n.; nervosa Banks, 1939; nuwara Kawai, 1975; omega sp.n.; pallipennis (Banks, 1938); parva sp.n.; pumilio (Klapalek, 1921), comb.n.; peniculus Kawai, 1969a; schmidi sp.n.; sertispina Jewett, 1975; srilanka sp.n.; Sumatrae sp.n.; testacea (Hagen, 1858); wedda sp.n. claggi (Banks, 1938) is a nomen nudum.
