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Abiskomyia paravirgo Goetghebuer, 1940, is a species of non-biting midge within the family Chironomidae. It has been documented across numerous biogeographical provinces in Finland, including Satakunta (St), Tavastia australis (Ta), Ostrobothnia australis (Oa), Tavastia borealis (Tb), Savonia borealis (Sb), Karelia borealis (Kb), Ostrobothnia media (Om), Ostrobothnia kajanensis (Ok), Ostrobothnia borealis (Oba, Obb), Kuusamo (Ks), and various regions of Lapponia (Lkoc, Lkor, Le, Li) [2].
The available images for Abiskomyia paravirgo consist of museum specimens. Due to the limitations of these images, fine morphological details such as specific wing venation or antennal structures cannot be resolved. The specimens exhibit the general body form characteristic of the family Chironomidae, with a slender abdomen and elongated appendages typical of adult midges [1].