- The
Chironomidae (informally
known as chironomids,
nonbiting midges, or lake flies)
comprise a
family of
nematoceran flies with a
global distribution....
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North America and
sandflies in Australia) Chaoboridae,
phantom midges Chironomidae, non-biting
midges (also
known as muckleheads,
muffleheads or lake flies...
-
ambiguous term and can
refer to:
Larvae of a non-biting
midge (family
Chironomidae)
containing hemoglobin Glycera (annelid), a
polychaete often used for...
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active at sub-zero temperatures, such as some conifers;
those in the
Chironomidae family are
still active at −16 °C.
Microalgae that live in snow and ice...
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flies (Ephydridae) and some
Chironomidae survive in
extreme environments including glaciers (Diamesa sp.,
Chironomidae), hot springs, geysers, saline...
- Gorobchyshyn;
Peter Convey (28
April 2021). "Belgica
antarctica (Diptera:
Chironomidae): A
natural model organism for
extreme environments".
Insect Science...
-
Acricotopus is a
genus of non-biting
midges of the
bloodworm family Chironomidae. A.
lucens (Zetterstedt, 1850) A.
simplex Zhang & Wang 2004 A. zhalingensis...
- la evolución histórica de las
comunidades de quironómidos (Diptera,
Chironomidae) en la
Laguna Azul,
Santa Cruz,
Argentina [The
Little Ice Age in Southern...
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Culicidae (mosquitoes)
Chironomoidea Thaumaleidae (solitary midges)
Simuliidae (black flies)
Ceratopogonidae (biting midges)
Chironomidae (non-biting midges)...
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Simuliidae -black
flies and
buffalo gnats Ceratopogonidae -biting
midges Chironomidae -nonbiting
midges The
monophyly of
Culicomorpha and
Culicoidea have been...
