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Appendix
A
Illinois Environmental Protection
Agency’s Macroinvertebrate
Tolerance List
Macroinvertebrate Tolerance value Macroinvertebrate Tolerance value
PLATYHELMINTHES Crangonyx 4
TURBELLARIA 6 Gammarus 3
ANNELIDA DECAPODA
OLIGOCHAETA 10 Cambaridae 5
HIRUDINEA 8 Palaemonidae
Rhynchobdellida Palaemonetes 4
Glossiphoniidae 8 INSECTA
Piscicolidae 7 EPHEMEROPTERA
Gnathobdellida Siphlonuridae
Hirudinidae 7 Ameletus 0
Pharyngobdellida Siphlonurus 2
Erpobdellidae 8 Oligoneuriidae
ARTHROPODA Heptageniidae
CRUSTACEA Arthroplea 3
ISOPODA Epeorus 1
Asellidae 6 vitreus 0
Caecidotea 6 Heptagenia 3
brevicauda 6 diabasia 4
intermedia 6 flavescens 2
Lirceus 4 hebe 3
AMPHIPODA lucidipennis 3
Hyalellidae maculipennis 3
Hyalella marginalis 1
azteca 5 perfida 1
Gammaridae pulla 0
Bactrurus 1 Rhithrogena 0
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Macroinvertebrate Tolerance value Macroinvertebrate Tolerance value
Stenacron 4 Polymitarcyidae
candidum 1 Ephoron 2
gildersleevei 1 Tortopus 4
interpunctatum 4 ODONATA
minnetonka 4 ANISOPTERA
Stenonema 4 Cordulegasteridae
annexum 4 Cordulegaster 2
ares 3 Gomphidae
exiguum 5 Dromogomphus 4
femoratum 7 Gomphus 7
integrum 4 Hagenius 3
luteum 1 Lanthus 6
mediopunctatum 2 Ophiogomphus 2
modestum 3 Progomphus 5
nepotellum 5 Aeshnidae
pudicum 2 Aeshna 4
pulchellum 3 Anax 5
quinquespinum 5 Basiaeschna 2
rubromaculatum 2 Boyeria 3
scitulum 1 Epiaeschna 1
terminatum 4 Nasiaeschna 2
vicarium 3 Macromiidae
Ephemerellidae Didymops 4
Attenella 2 Macromia 3
Danella 2 Drunella 1
Isonychia 3 Ephemerella 2
Metretopodidae Eurylophella 4
Siphloplecton 2 Seratella 1
Baetidae Tricorythidae
Baetis 4 Tricorythodes
5
brunneicolor 4Caenidae
flavistriga 4 Brachycercus 3
frondalis 4 Caenis 6
intercalaris 7 Baetiscidae
longipalpus 6 Baetisca 3
macdunnoughi 4 Leptophlebiidae
propinquus 4 Chloroterpes 2
pygmaeus 4 Habrophlebiodes 2
tricaudatus 1 americana 2
Callibaetis 4 Leptophlebia 3
fluctuans 4 Paraleptophlebia 2
Centroptilum 2 Potamanthidae
Cloeon 3 Potamanthus 4
Pseudocloeon 4 Ephemeridae
dubium 4 Ephemera 3
parvulum 4 simulans 3
punctiventris 4 PLECOPTERA
Hexagenia 6 Pteronarcyidae
limbata 5 Pteronarcys 2
munda 7 Taeniopterygidae
Palingeniidae Taeniopteryx 2
Pentagenia 4 Nemoundae
vittigera 4 Nemoura 1