Thraulus gopalani, n. sp., is described from specimens collected in southern India. Descriptions are provided for the male imago, female subimago, and nymph. /// Se describe Thraulus gopalini, n. sp., ...

During the nymph stage, they feed on algae and small plants; as adult mayflies, they do not have functioning mouths and cannot eat. This means an adult mayfly insect survives in adulthood for only ...