Limnephilus harrimani
Banks, 1900
Limnephilus harrimani is a caddisfly described by Banks in 1900. It belongs to the Limnephilidae, a diverse group of case-making commonly found in lentic and lotic freshwater . The species is recorded from the Nearctic region, specifically North America. Like other members of the Limnephilus, it likely has a holometabolous with aquatic larval stages and terrestrial .
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Limnephilus harrimani: //lɪmˈnɛfɪləs ˈhærɪməni//
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Distribution
Recorded from North America (Nearctic region). Specific locality details beyond continental distribution are not well documented in available sources.
Similar Taxa
- LimnephilusOther in this share general body plan and case-building larval habits; specific distinguishing characters for L. harrimani require examination of genitalia and wing venation patterns.