Dictya disjuncta
Orth, 1991
Dictya disjuncta is a poorly known marsh fly (Diptera: Sciomyzidae) described by Orth in 1991. The remained obscure until its rediscovery, which prompted the first comprehensive description of all life stages including , larval instars, , and . Like other sciomyzids, it is associated with marshy or wetland . The detailed description represents a significant contribution to knowledge of this rarely encountered species.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Dictya disjuncta: /ˈdɪktɪə dɪsˈdʒʌŋktə/
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Habitat
Marshy or wetland environments, consistent with Sciomyzidae (marsh flies).
Life Cycle
, multiple larval instars, , and stages have been described. Specific duration and timing of stages not available from sources.