Pseudoseioptera
Stackelberg, 1955
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1Pseudoseioptera is a of picture-winged flies in the Ulidiidae, established by Stackelberg in 1955. The genus includes at least four described : P. albipes, P. colon, P. dubiosa, and P. ingrica. Members of this genus possess the characteristic patterned wings typical of Ulidiidae. One species, P. albipes, has been documented from Massachusetts.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Pseudoseioptera: /ˌsjuːdoʊsaɪˈɒptərə/
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Distribution
Pseudoseioptera has been recorded in North America; P. albipes specifically has been observed in Massachusetts. The likely has a broader distribution given its inclusion in North American faunal lists, but specific range boundaries remain undocumented.