Chaoborus maculipes

Stone, 1965

phantom midge

Chaoborus maculipes is a of phantom midge in the Chaoboridae, described by Stone in 1965. Phantom midges are small, delicate flies whose larvae are aquatic known for their transparent bodies. The species name "maculipes" refers to spotted legs. Like other Chaoborus species, are typically non-feeding and short-lived, with most of the spent in larval form in freshwater .

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How to pronounce Chaoborus maculipes: //kaɪˈoʊbɔːrəs məˈkjulɪˌpiːz//

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