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Sciaridae: Sciarids (figs. 46, 47) are small (1.4-1.7
mm), delicate flies and are usually gray to black. Antennae are long and
many-segmented. Eyes are dark and the abdomen pointed. Wings (fig. 46A)
have no cells or cross veins in the middle, but each wing has a distinctly
forked vein. The larva (fig. 46B) has a complete head capsule and soft
skin.
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Figure 47

Figure 46A

Figure 46B
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