Conservation Status
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Not common.
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Cyclicity
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Adults fly from late July to late August.
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Distribution
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Ranges from British Columbia and Alberta south to California and New Mexico and east to Quebec. In Alberta, it has been collected at Carrot Creek, Nojack and Waterton River.
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General Description
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The male antennal scape is unmodified and the maxillary palps are long. The dorsal process of the clasper is slightly pinched basally, thumb-like and well separated from the ventral process. Distal process of segment 10 is tapered, curved, acuminate and directed posterad.
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Habitat
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Small creeks and rivers.
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Life Cycle
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Annual?
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Trophic Strategy
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Larvae are mainly detritovores feeding on plant materials and possibly dead fish.
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Lepidostoma unicolor
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Dutch; Flemish
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