Micropeza lineata

Van Duzee, 1926

Micropeza lineata is a of stilt-legged fly in the Micropezidae, described by Van Duzee in 1926. Stilt-legged flies are named for their characteristically elongated legs, particularly the hind legs, which are adapted for perching on vegetation. Members of the Micropeza are generally small to medium-sized flies found in various across North America. The specific epithet "lineata" suggests the presence of striped or lined markings, though detailed morphological descriptions of this particular species are limited in available sources.

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How to pronounce Micropeza lineata: /ˌmaɪkroʊˈpiːzə lɪˈneɪətə/

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