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(Peters and Alayo in
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). The nymph was described by Kluge (1994) from localities in the provinces of
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. It is most easily recognized by the large subapical denticle on the claws.
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According to the literature, nymphs of this species prefer rocky-bottomed or muddy-rocky rivers and actively seek refuge under stones. The species is abundant at all altitudes but mostly between 100 and
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In the collections are
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collected from diverse habitats from backwaters to rapids, with a preference for rapids. Nymphs have been collected throughout the year, indicating a non-seasonal life cycle.
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Based on data of
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, Kluge (1994), and the review of the collections used for this work, the species is widespread throughout the Cuban Archipelago and has been collected from all four regions of
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