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Superfamily Lauxanioidea

Chamaemyiidae · Lauxaniidae

Family Chamaemyiidae
Dances with ants - Leucopis Tiny fly on cactus needs ID - Leucopis bellula ID sought for yet another fly on cactus - Leucopis bellula Fly associated with cochneal - Leucopis bellula Fly - Chamaemyia What is this tiny blue insect? Fly 2.7mm Predator Larva

Family Lauxaniidae
Minettia, I think! - Minettia - female Small fly with spotted wings - Homoneura Small flies on yucca flowers - Pseudocalliope Small, striped, grey acalyptrate fly - Poecilolycia Soap Bubble Wings - Homoneura Fly - Trigonometopus vittatus Dryomyzidae Dryomyza? - Neogriphoneura Small amber fly


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