Anagapetus

Ross, 1938

little black caddisflies

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Anagapetus is a of small in the Glossosomatidae, commonly called little black caddisflies. The genus contains approximately seven described . Members of this genus are part of the case-making caddisfly family Glossosomatidae, whose larvae construct portable cases from mineral grains.

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How to pronounce Anagapetus: /ˌænəˈɡæpɪtəs/

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Similar Taxa

  • GlossosomaBoth belong to Glossosomatidae and share the characteristic of larvae building dome-shaped cases from sand and small stones; are similarly small and dark-colored, requiring examination of genitalia for definitive separation.
  • ProtoptilaAnother glossosomatid with small, dark ; -level and genus-level identification typically requires microscopic examination of male genitalia and wing venation patterns.

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