Identification and morphology of an apataniid caddisfly larva from the Levant: Apatania cypria Tjeder 1952 Author Waringer, Johann Author Malicky, Hans text Zootaxa 2018 2018-02-20 4382 1 185 191 journal article 30707 10.11646/zootaxa.4382.1.8 ae055fe0-fd08-4f0b-bb4b-8a8c72c582f8 1175-5326 1181642 7647A8B3-D276-4105-9E30-D83C3B2F0DA6 Morphological separation of fifth instar larvae of Apataniidae Wallengren 1886 from other European Trichoptera Larvae of the family Apataniidae share the folloWing morphological characters ( Pitsch 1993 ; Solem 1985 ; Wallace et al. 2003 ; Waringer & Graf 2011 ; Wiggins 1996 ): - With transportable case ( Fig. 14 ); - sclerites present on pro-, meso-, and metanota ( Fig. 5 , p, ms, mt); - no transverse rim at anterior 3rd of pronotum ( Fig. 4 , arroW); - pronotum and mesonotum each completely covered by 2 sclerites in close contact, separated by unbranched longitudinal suture ( Fig. 5 , arroWs); - median( sa 1) and posterior metanotal sclerites ( sa 2) reduced and represented only by setal groups ( Fig. 5 ); - prosternal horn present ( Fig. 2 , ph); - antennae situated halfWay betWeen eye and anterior head margin ( Fig. 1 , arroW); - scraper-type mandibles Without terminal teeth along cutting edge ( Fig. 2 , arroW); - submentum Wedge-shaped ( Fig. 2 , s); - head With many secondary setae ( Fig. 3 , ss); - fleshy protuberances present laterally and dorsally on abdominal segment I ( Fig. 9 , dp, lp); - all gills consisting of single filaments ( Fig. 9 , dr, do).