Conservation Status
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Only one Alberta record.
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Cyclicity
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Adults can be found from early June to late September.
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Distribution
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From Prince Edward Island, west to northwestern Ontario. One record in Alberta.
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General Description
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General colour of adults are very dark, close to black with a few irregular light marks along the sutures (Ross, 1944). Segment 9 of males is divided into dorsum and sternum. The clasper has two articles which are smoothly taperd to a blunt. The distal article is slightly curved (Schmid, 1983).
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Habitat
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Slower, smaller cool creeks.
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Trophic Strategy
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Larvae graze on fine organic particles and some algae.
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Lype diversa
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Lype diversa is a species of net tube caddisfly in the family Psychomyiidae. It is found in North America.[1][2][3][4]
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Lype diversa: Brief Summary
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Lype diversa is a species of net tube caddisfly in the family Psychomyiidae. It is found in North America.
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