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Genus
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(in
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species:
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<emphasis id="1A9EEAC5FF8AFFBAFEAAFD43FE7BFD47" box="[294,456,688,710]" italics="true" pageId="14" pageNumber="465">Caenota plicata</emphasis>
Mosely
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, by original designation.
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Mosely (in
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) supplied a description of the genus based on adult males of
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and
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<emphasis id="1A9EEAC5FF8AFFBAFA0EFD01FF48FCAE" italics="true" pageId="14" pageNumber="465">C. simulans</emphasis>
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.
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added to this description and described the females of
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<emphasis id="1A9EEAC5FF8AFFBAFBC8FCE5FB05FCAE" box="[1092,1206,790,815]" italics="true" pageId="14" pageNumber="465">C. plicata</emphasis>
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. These descriptions indicated that the maxillary palpi likely each consists of 3 segments. After clearing in potassium hydroxide and viewing under greater magnification than that which would have been available to Mosely and Kimmins, we conclude that the maxillary palpi have 5 segments, the 3rd and 4th being greatly reduced. The inclusions of
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and
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<emphasis id="1A9EEAC5FF8AFFBAFEA4FC55FE7FFC3F" box="[296,460,935,958]" italics="true" pageId="14" pageNumber="465">C. equustagna</emphasis>
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in the genus do not alter previous diagnoses except that, in these species, the fold in each posterior wing is greatly reduced.
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larvae can be distinguished from other
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by the presence of a dark sclerotised ridge medially on the metanotum and a case composed of leaf panels arranged in 2 dorsal and 2 ventral rows (
<bibRefCitation id="4C7B4B26FF8AFFBAFB74FBE0FA24FBAA" author="Jackson" box="[1272,1431,1042,1067]" pageId="14" pageNumber="465" refString="Jackson, J. (1998) Preliminary guide to the identification of late instar larvae of Australian Calocidae, Helicophidae and Conoesucidae (Insecta: Trichoptera). Cooperative Research Centre for Freshwater Ecology, Albury [Australia], Identification Guide no. 16, pp. 1 - 81." type="journal article" year="1998">Jackson 1998</bibRefCitation>
;
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). There are few differences among the larvae of
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<emphasis id="1A9EEAC5FF8AFFBAFC16FBC5FBBEFBCE" box="[922,1037,1078,1103]" italics="true" pageId="14" pageNumber="465">C. plicata</emphasis>
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,
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,
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, and
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, the distinguishing features being the shape of the lateral margins of the anterior section of the frontoclypeus and the presence or absence of a row of setae along the dorsal margin of each foretrochantin.
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Adult. Head with eyes positioned near anterolateral corners of head capsule; posterior setal warts large in females, absent in males. Antennae each with scape normal in females, in males with either small or large projection on anterior surface and large membranous projection on posterior surface. Maxillary palpi each 5-segmented, normal in females, irregular in males with first 2 segments expanded, mesal surface with dense pale or dark, fine setae, segments III and IV reduced, segment V either reduced or elongate. Labial palpi each 3-segmented. Wing venation similar in male and female; each forewing with discoidal cell present, forks I, II, III, and V present; each hind wing without discoidal cell, vein R1 parallel to Sc until just beyond midpoint of wing, then fusing for short distance before separating to approach wing margin.
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Larva. Head dark brown except for pale area on each gena posterior to ventral apotome; frontoclypeus widening abruptly at about mid distance, with paired setae 6 either close to constriction or halfway between constriction and anterior margin, 2 primary setae at each anterolateral corner, 1 pale secondary seta on each lateral margin of anterior half about mid length directed mesad. Antennae situated close to eye. Pronotum dark brown; anterior margin with 2 distinct
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more slender, bent mesad and sometimes lighter in colour; dorsum with long dark setae in anterior half. Mesonotum pale, with slightly darker muscle scars in anterior half, around 25 dark setae in each anterolateral corner; each sclerite with 4 to 6 long dark setae subapically along anterior margin, 1 seta posterior to these and nearer to the median ecdysial line, 2 long and 1 or 2 short setae at approximately mid sclerite. Metanotum pale, scleritisation weak and restricted to anterior half, medial line of each sclerite with darkly pigmented ridge; each setal area 1 (
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1) with about 5 setae, each setal area 2 (
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2) with 1 seta, each setal area 3 (
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3) with 2 long setae and 2 or 3 smaller setae. Abdomen having segment I lateral humps without sclerites; abdominal gills present on segments II and III, absent or present on segments I and IV; tergite IX with 4 long and 6 short setae; anal lateral sclerites each with about 1215 long dark setae along posterior margin; abdominal claws each with 1 accessory tooth. Case composed of panels of plant material arranged in 2 rows dorsally and 2 rows ventrally.
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