Note: Key from Dean et al 2004 (online imagery is draft) |
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1. Lateral hump of abdominal segment 1 with 2 narrow black sclerites; pronotum with transverse row of long setae at about midlength; abdominal segments 1 and 2 with inconspicuous short, simple gills (G); case elongate, narrow, entirely of silk secretion
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-Lateral hump (LH) of abdominal segment 1 with only 1 elongate sclerite, or if 2 than at least one of the sclerites is not conspicuous; pronotum (P) without transverse row of setae; abdominal gills absent (Ab1, Ab2 = abdominal segment 1 and 2); cases with various combinations of sand, secretion and plant material, but not entirely of secretion
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