Uenoidae

Definition

A family of caddisflies belonging to the order Trichoptera. They are found in freshwater habitats where their larvae construct protective cases from surrounding materials.

Etymology

Named after the genus *Uenoa*, which is the type genus of the family.

Example

The Uenoidae are a diverse family with members found in various freshwater habitats worldwide.

Related Terms

• Trichoptera
• Caddisflies

Usage Notes

Uenoidae larvae are known for their unique case-building behavior using materials like sand, gravel, and plant debris.