Mitromyia
Cresson, 1930
Species Guides
1Mitromyia is a of stilt-legged flies ( Micropezidae) established by Cresson in 1930. Its taxonomic status is uncertain, with some sources treating it as a synonym of Taeniaptera. The genus has been rarely documented, with only 10 observations recorded on iNaturalist. As a micropezid, members likely possess the family's characteristic elongated legs and slender body form, though specific diagnostic features for the genus remain poorly characterized.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Mitromyia: /mɪt.roʊˈmaɪ.jə/
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Similar Taxa
- TaeniapteraCatalogue of Life treats Mitromyia as a synonym of Taeniaptera, suggesting these may not be distinguishable or that Mitromyia represents a previously separated group now merged with Taeniaptera