Ulidiotites
Steyskal, 1961
Species Guides
1- Ulidiotites dakotana(picture-winged fly)
Ulidiotites is a of picture-winged flies ( Ulidiidae) established by Steyskal in 1961. The genus is , containing only Ulidiotites dakotana. Ulidiid flies are known for their patterned wings and are often associated with decaying plant matter.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Ulidiotites: /juːˌlɪdioʊˈtaɪtiːz/
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Identification
As a , Ulidiotites dakotana is distinguished from other ulidiid genera by unique combinations of wing venation and body patterns. Specific diagnostic features require examination of .
Distribution
Known from South Dakota, USA, based on the type locality of the single described .
Similar Taxa
- Other Ulidiidae generaUlidiotites is distinguished from related by wing venation patterns and genitalic , though specific comparative details are limited in published literature.
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Taxonomic status
The is considered valid but poorly known, with only two iNaturalist observations and minimal published research beyond the original description.