Goera spp.

Kong, Sun-Jin Park and Dongsoo, 2020, A checklist of Trichoptera (Insecta) of the Korean Peninsula, Journal of Species Research 9 (3), pp. 288-323 : 306-307

Goera spp.

Goera japonica Banks, 1906 : Tsuda 1942a, 235, N (HGB), M, F; Kim 1974, 22 - 23, f 61, S (GB, GW, JN), L; Yoon and Kim 1988, in part, 530 - 531, f 54, S (CN, GB, GG, GN), L; Lee and Kim 1993, 266, N (RG), L; Choe and Woo 1998, 74, S (JN), M, F; Park 1999, in part, 11 - 12, S (GG, GW), F, L; Choe et al. 1999, in part, 43 - 46, f 10a - c, 11j, S (CN, GB, GG, GN, JN), M, F; Hwang 2006, 106 - 108, f 299 - 303, S (CB, CN, GB, GG, GN, GW, JN), M. See remarks of G. japonica . Goera pilosa ( Fabricius, 1775) : Yamada 1938, 4, S (GB), P, L. Misidentification mentioned by Tsuda and Akagi (1955).

Remarks. Yamada (1938) recorded a European species, G. pilosa , based on larval and pupal specimens. Tsuda and Akagi (1955) pointed out that the larval records as G. pilosa were misidentifications of G. japonica . We treat the records by Yamada (1938) as Goera sp. because the identification as G. japonica , especially based on the immature stage at that time, was not reliable in Korea (see remarks of G. japonica ). Gall et al. (2007) suggested the possibility that the drawings as G. japonica by Choe et al. (1999) mostly corresponds to G. squamifera . However, the records by Choe et al. (1999) included many specimens from various areas, and some specimens may belong to G. horni .