Hoplocheiloma

Cresson, 1926

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Hoplocheiloma is a of stilt-legged flies in the Micropezidae, established by Cresson in 1926. Members of this genus share the characteristic elongated legs and slender body form typical of Micropezidae. The genus is distinguished within the family by specific features of the and leg structure. As with other micropezids, these flies are generally associated with decaying organic matter and humid environments.

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How to pronounce Hoplocheiloma: /hɒplɒkəˈhaɪləmə/

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