Hyalella Smith, 1874 includes approximately 92 species present only in the Neotropical and
Nearctic regions. Hyalella is a dominant taxon in Central Andean Highland wetlands of …

In this study the first blind species of Hyalella for Mexico is described; it is the second in the
genus to be recorded there. The new species is closer to the eyeless species: H …

Hyalella cajasi sp. n. is described from high altitude shallow water lakes in southern
Ecuador. This is the second representative of the genus recorded in the country after H …

A new species of freshwater amphipod belonging to genus Hyalella is described from a
peatbog at high altitudes (3,650 to 4,400 m above sea level) in the Puna region (Salta …

Two new species of Hyalella SI Smith, 1874 are described from state of Jalisco, Mexico.
Hyalella marysolae sp. nov. can be identified by the presence of small projections or carinae …

The genus Hyalella is endemic to the North and South America. There are currently 14
species described in North America and the Caribbean. For a long time, it had been …

Hyalella is a genus of epigean freshwater amphipods endemic to the Americas. The study of
morphological characters alone has traditionally dominated the description of new species …

The species of Hyalella living in the southern extreme of South America have several
common morphological features. The uniqueness of this morphology presents a good …

A new species, Hyalella tepehuanasp. nov., is described from Durango state, Mexico, a
region where studies on Hyalella have been few. This species differs from most species of …

The description of the new species Hyalella pseudoazteca and redescriptions of H.
gracilicornis (Faxon, 1876), H. longistila (Faxon, 1876) and H. warmingi Stebbing, 1899, are …