Psiminidae
Psiminidae is a proposed family of biting insects within the order Diptera, commonly known as flies. This family is characterized by small, agile insects often associated with organic matter, decaying material, or animal hosts. The taxonomic classification of Psiminidae has been subject to debate, with some entomologists proposing it as a distinct family while others regard it as a subgroup within a larger fly family such as Muscidae or Fannidae.
Members of Psiminidae are typically small in size, generally less than 5 millimeters in length. They possess
Ecologically, Psiminidae species are found in various habitats, including temperate and tropical regions, where they can
Currently, the taxonomy, biology, and ecological significance of Psiminidae remain subjects of ongoing research. Due to