Uenoidae
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Farula
Farula is a genus of caddisflies in the family Uenoidae, established by Milne in 1936. The genus belongs to the subfamily Uenoinae and is part of the Limnephiloidea superfamily. As a uenoid genus, Farula likely comprises small to medium-sized caddisflies associated with freshwater habitats. The genus has not been extensively documented in public observation databases.
Neophylax
autumn mottled sedges
Neophylax is a genus of caddisflies commonly known as autumn mottled sedges, containing more than 30 described species. Larvae are aquatic case-builders that construct protective cases using silk and materials gathered from streambeds, including sand, stones, shells, and plant material. The genus exhibits notable life history diversity, with species showing temporal and spatial segregation in stream systems. Adults typically emerge in autumn, giving rise to the common name.
Neophylax concinnus
Neophylax concinnus is a species of caddisfly (order Trichoptera) described by McLachlan in 1871. As a member of the family Uenoidae, it belongs to a group of case-building caddisflies whose larvae construct protective cases using silk and gathered materials. The species is recorded from North America, though specific details regarding its biology and ecology remain limited in the available literature.
Neophylax rickeri
Neophylax rickeri is a caddisfly species in the family Uenoidae, described by Milne in 1935. Larvae construct protective cases using silk and materials gathered from their aquatic environment. The species has been studied in northern California streams, where its life history characteristics have been documented.
Neophylax splendens
Neophylax splendens is a species of caddisfly in the family Uenoidae (formerly Thremmatidae). Larvae construct protective cases using silk and materials gathered from streambeds. The species was first described from North America in 1948 and has since been recorded in the Cypress Hills of Saskatchewan, Canada, representing a significant biogeographical extension linking montane regions of British Columbia and Utah to the southwestern corner of Saskatchewan.
Neothremma
Neothremma is a genus of caddisflies in the family Uenoidae, established by Dodds and Hisaw in 1925. The genus contains at least one described species, 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.
Neothremma alicia
Neothremma alicia is a species of caddisfly in the family Uenoidae, first described by Dodds & Hisaw in 1925. It belongs to the order Trichoptera, a group of aquatic insects whose larvae construct protective cases from silk and environmental materials. The genus Neothremma is part of the subfamily Uenoinae within the superfamily Limnephiloidea. Very little specific biological information is available for this species.
Oligophlebodes
Oligophlebodes is a genus of caddisflies (order Trichoptera) in the family Uenoidae. It was established by German entomologist Georg Ulmer in 1905. The genus belongs to the subfamily Thremmatinae, a group of case-making caddisflies primarily associated with freshwater habitats. Species in this genus are found in the Northern Hemisphere, particularly in Asia and North America.