OTITIDAE


Meaning of OTITIDAE in English

ōˈtid.əˌdē noun plural

Usage: capitalized

Etymology: New Latin, from Otites, type genus (origin unknown) + -idae

: a family of acalyptrate flies that includes numerous robust flies usually with spotted or banded wings, frequently with metallic colors, and with larvae which usually feed on decaying vegetable matter

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