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| Litobrancha | September 23rd, 2006, 3:07 pm | |
| Knoxville TN Posts: 51 | limnephilus has branched gills. this could be (without seeing case) phanocelia, clostoeca, ecclisocosmoecus or pseudostenophylax. [edited by Troutnut: added title] | |
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