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Insects of Coal Oil Point > Guide > Diptera > Agromyzidae
Agromyzidae - Leaf Miner Flies Leaf miner flies are small flies generally found among vegetation. They are called “leaf miners” because their tiny larvae dig tunnels within leaves. The Coal Oil Point collection contains eight morphospecies of leaf miner flies.
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