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The larva of Microptila orienthula Kjærandsen & Ito (Trichoptera, Hydroptilidae), with a description of its microhabitat in Japan

Tomiko Ito

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The final instar larva, case, and microhabitat of the East Palearctic caddisfly species Microptila orienthula Kjrandsen & Ito 2009 (Trichoptera, Hydroptilidae) are described from Japan. The laterally compressed larva occurs in small plant tufts (primarily mosses and liverworts) in hygropetric habitats.

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The final instar larva, case, and microhabitat of the East Palearctic caddisfly species Microptila orienthula Kjrandsen & Ito 2009 (Trichoptera, Hydroptilidae) are described from Japan. The laterally compressed larva occurs in small plant tufts (primarily mosses and liverworts) in hygropetric habitats.

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The final instar larva, case, and microhabitat of the East Palearctic caddisfly species Microptila orienthula Kjrandsen & Ito 2009 (Trichoptera, Hydroptilidae) are described from Japan. The laterally compressed larva occurs in small plant tufts (primarily mosses and liverworts) in hygropetric habitats.

Key concepts: Caddisfly, Biology, Larva, Instar, Habitat, Ecology, Zoology

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