trichopteran

• Substantivo que designa o inseto da ordem Trichoptera, conhecido popularmente como mosca-d'água ou tricóptero, cujas larvas aquáticas geralmente constroem casulos protetores de seda e detritos.

A noun referring to an insect of the order Trichoptera, commonly known as a caddis fly, which has aquatic larvae and typically builds protective cases from silk and debris.

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   A small, moth-like insect belonging to the order Trichoptera, whose aquatic larvae build protective cases from silk and materials like sand, stones, or plant debris.

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   • The trichopteran larvae construct intricate cases from pebbles and twigs.
   • Trichopterans are often used as bioindicators for water quality.
   • The adult trichopteran emerged from its pupal case and flew away.

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