calypterae
/kælɪpˈtɪəriˌiː/Definitions
1. noun
a suborder of flies that have a calyptra (a modified upper wing) over the halteres and are often brightly colored.
“The scientist studied the calypterae family of flies in the tropical forest.”
1. noun
a suborder of flies that have a calyptra (a modified upper wing) over the halteres and are often brightly colored.
“The scientist studied the calypterae family of flies in the tropical forest.”