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Small to medium-sized flies, 1-10 mm long. Male antenna usually plumose. Wing narrow. Legs long and slender. Male abdomen usually long and slender; terminalia not inverted. Larva apneustic, long, narrow, cylindrical, with strongly sclerotized nonretractile head capsule, and usually with pairs of anterior and posterior prolegs bearing spines or claws. Pupa somewhat comma-shaped, with enlarged cephalothorax and with dorsoventrally flattened abdomen usually bearing apically a pair of flattened lobes; leg sheaths usually curved under wing pads but sometimes extending posteriorly.
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| Year | Author | Title |
|---|---|---|
| 1981 | Oliver, D. R. | Chapter 29. Chironomidae |
| 1889 | Skuse, F.A.A. | Diptera of Australia. Part VI. The Chironomidae |
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