Neothremma
Dodds & Hisaw, 1925
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1Neothremma is a of in the Uenoidae, established by Dodds and Hisaw in 1925. The genus contains at least one described , Neothremma siskiyou, known as the Siskiyou caddisfly, which is found in California. As a member of the Uenoidae, it belongs to a family of case-making caddisflies associated with cool, flowing waters.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Neothremma: /niː.oʊˈθɹɛmə/
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Distribution
California, United States (based on the known Neothremma siskiyou).
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Taxonomic Notes
Neothremma is classified within the Uenoinae of the Uenoidae. The family Uenoidae was historically treated as a subfamily of Limnephilidae but is now recognized as a distinct family within the superfamily Limnephiloidea.