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Small dung flies belong to the Sphaeroceroidae family. There are 241 species in North America. Most small dung flies breed in animal manure. A few species feed in any decaying organic matter. |
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| Superfamily: | Sphaeroceroidea
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Small dung flies belong to the Sphaeroceroidae family. There are 241 species in North America. Most small dung flies breed in animal manure. A few species feed in any decaying organic matter.
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