Chaoborus cooki

Saether, 1970

Chaoborus cooki is a of phantom midge in the Chaoboridae, first described by Saether in 1970. The Chaoborus comprises small, non-biting midges commonly known as phantom midges due to their transparent, nearly invisible larvae. These aquatic insects are found in freshwater worldwide. The species name 'cooki' honors an individual, following standard taxonomic naming conventions.

Pronunciation

How to pronounce Chaoborus cooki: /keɪˈɒbərəs ˈkʊki/

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