Nidostusmallin

Nidostusmallin is a genus of flies in the family Sphaeroceridae, which is commonly known as the small dung flies or lesser dung flies. These flies are known for their small size and are typically found near locations where dung is accumulated.

The genus Nidostusmallin is reported to be found in the Nearctic region. These flies are typically found near areas with warm and moist conditions. They are often seen near animal dung, compost piles, or other sources of decaying organic matter.

Nidostusmallin exhibit a variety of behaviors. They are typically active during the warmer months, with peak activity occurring during the summer months. The adults feed on small particles of food particles, including pollen and decaying organic matter. The larvae of Nidostusmallin are known to inhabit the decomposing material where they feed.

The classification of Nidostusmallin is as follows:

* Kingdom: Animalia

* Class: Insecta

* Order: Diptera

* Family: Sphaeroceridae

* Genus: Nidostusmallin

The taxonomy of Nidostusmallin is relatively well-defined. Several species have been identified within the genus Nidostusmallin. However, some of the species in this genus can be difficult to distinguish due to their similar physical characteristics.

Nidostusmallin do not possess any notable economic or ecological importance. They are often considered pests due to their tendency to inhabit landfills and areas with decaying organic matter, as these flies can be an annoyance to humans and contribute to the spread of disease through their feeding and breeding activities.