“…During the last two decades, important improvements were made in the knowledge of North African mayflies. A few new species of Baetidae, Leptophlebiidae, Heptageniidae, and Prosopistomatidae were described from Tunisia, Algeria, and Morocco (Soldán et al 2005;Zrelli et al 2011;Benhadji et al 2018;Kechemir et al 2020;Dambri et al 2022;El Alami et al 2022b), and new reports were provided for countries or basins, especially for Tunisia (Zrelli et al 2011(Zrelli et al , 2012(Zrelli et al , 2016, East and West Algeria (Benhadji et al 2020;Samraoui et al 2021a, b), and Morocco (Khadri et al 2017;Mabrouki et al 2017;El Alami et al 2022a;Zerrouk et al 2021). A few species were morphologically revised including in some cases the description of previously unknown stages (Soldán et al 2005;Zrelli et al 2012;Godunko et al 2018).…”