Chrysotus bellus
Van Duzee, 1924
Chrysotus bellus is a of in the , described by Van Duzee in 1924. The Chrysotus belongs to the Diaphorinae and comprises numerous small, metallic-colored commonly found in diverse . As with other members of Dolichopodidae, these flies are characterized by their elongated legs and generally predatory habits. The specific epithet "bellus" (Latin for "beautiful") likely refers to some aspect of the species' appearance.
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How to pronounce Chrysotus bellus: //ˈkɹɪsəˌtəs ˈbɛləs//
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Taxonomic authority
First described by Van Duzee in 1924.
Etymology
The specific epithet "bellus" is Latin for "beautiful" or "pretty," presumably in reference to the ' appearance.
Observation records
As of available records, there are 2 observations documented on iNaturalist, indicating the is rarely encountered or underreported.