Northern Rocky Mountains Refugium caddisfly—Goereilla baumanni. Montana Field Guides

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The Montana Field Guides and website are a collaborative effort between the Montana Natural Heritage Program and Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks. The Animal Field Guide portion provides information on identification, habitat, ecology, reproduction, range, and distribution of Montana's animals; new features include a hierarchal approach to finding an animal of interest, thumbnail photos of the animals, and additional links. This page summarizes information for Goereilla baumanni, or Northern Rocky Mountains Refugium caddisfly. Rangewide, the species is a regional endemic known to date to occur only in the Northern Rocky Mountain Refugium area of Montana and Idaho (Wiggins 1996, NatureServe 2006, Stagliano et al. 2007). In Montana, G. baumanni has been reported from two counties, Missoula and Mineral. In Idaho, G. baumanni has been reported from one stream in Clearwater County. This webpage describes the caddisfly and its diagnostic characteristics and summarizes what is known about the species' habitat, ecology, and management. Threats to or limiting factors of the species, as well as references, are included.

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Suggested citation: Northern Rocky Mountains Refugium Caddisfly — Goereilla baumanni. Montana Field Guide. Montana Natural Heritage Program. Retrieved on [Month day, year], from http://FieldGuide.mt.gov/speciesDetail.aspx?elcode=iitrif8010.

SWAP (2/19/2016) citation [with change per CSE style]:
Montana Field Guide. 2015. Helena (MT): Montana Natural Heritage Program. Northern Rocky Mountains Refugium caddisfly — Goereilla baumanni. [accessed 2015 Jan 12]. http://fieldguide.mt.gov/speciesDetail.aspx?elcode=IITRIF8010.