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The family Dryomyzidae is mainly distributed in the Holarctic Region, comprising about 20 species (Czerny, 1930; Ozerov, 1998). Adults are usually found in fbrests in shady humid places with low vegetation. It has been stated that some larvae occur in fungi, human feces, dead animals etc. Very little, howeveg is knovvn concerning the irnmature stages. Up to the preserrt, he immature stages ofDryomyzidae were described in only three species, Dryonryza formosana (Wiedemann), D. anilis Fallen and Oedbpanena glauca (Coquillett). The third instar larva of D. formosana was given by Kano (1959). The egg and larvac of D. anilis were described by Portchinsky (1910), Smith (1981), and its al1 stages including puparia were also given by Barnes (1984). Those of O. glauca were given in the work of Burger et al. (1980). Ii stcyshaloiayza h segawai was described from Japan as a new genus and species and included in Dryornyzidae by Kurahashi (1982). Adults ofStrqyskolomjvza hasegewai (Fig. 1) are

The immature stages of Steyskalomyza hasegawai Kurahashi, 1982 (Diptera; Dryomyzidae) from Japan