Calobatinae
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Compsobata
stilt-legged flies
Compsobata is a genus of stilt-legged flies in the family Micropezidae, established by Czerny in 1930. The genus contains at least 20 described species. Members of this genus are characterized by their elongated legs, a trait common to the family Micropezidae. The immature stages and biology of at least one species, C. univitta, have been described in taxonomic literature.
Compsobata univitta
Compsobata univitta is a species of stilt-legged fly in the family Micropezidae, subfamily Calobatinae. The species was described by Walker in 1849. Stilt-legged flies are characterized by their elongated legs and distinctive posture. The genus Compsobata belongs to a group of flies commonly associated with decaying organic matter and forest floor habitats.