text: Yo, check it out, here's the taxon Paraleptophlebia Lestage 1917,
  Accepted in this piece, in the ranks of generic heaven.
  So raise up the Neoleptophlebia Kluge 1997 from subgenus to genus,
  And let me drop these new combinations, no need to fuss.
  
  Neoleptophlebia adoptiva (McDunnough 1929) comb. n.,
  N. assimilis (Banks 1914) comb. n., stepping up again.
  N. erratica (Kang & Yang 1994) comb. n.,
  N. heteronea (McDunnough 1924) comb. n., they're all in.
  
  N. japonica (Matsumura 1931) comb. n., also known as
  Paraleptophlebia chocolata Imanishi 1937, that's the deal, brah.
  N. mollis (Eaton 1871) comb. n., we're droppin' that name,
  N. memorialis (Eaton 1884) comb. n., ain't it a shame?
  
  N. spina (Kang & Yang 1994) comb. n., ready to rock,
  N. swannanoa (Traver 1932) comb. n., they're part of the flock.
  N. temporalis (McDunnough 1926) comb. n., takin' the stage,
  N. vladivostokica (Kluge 1982) comb. n., they're all the rage.
  
  Larvae, male and female imagoes, eggs on display,
  Paraleptophlebia falcula Traver 1934, let me convey.
  These specimens from Siberia and Russian Far East, they're the source,
  First time describin' larvae and eggs, showin' no remorse.
  
  Characters of this species matchin' Paraleptophlebia diagnosis,
  Comparin' P. falcula larva, no need for an apology.
  It was known as imagoes in the Western Nearctic, limited in space,
  But new data shows it's widespread, takin' over the place.
  
  In the northern part of Amphipacific Sector of Holarctic, it's found,
  Polar Urals, Siberia, and the west of North America, holdin' ground.
  Transbaikal Kray, Sakha Yakutia, and Amurskaya Oblast' of Russia,
  Oregon, Idaho, Washington states, representin' the USA.
  
  So there you have it, the passage laid down in rap,
  Keepin' the content intact, no need for any trap.