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Larvae of species in the Dasyheleinae subfamily are characterized by an anal segment with retractile posterior prolegs.

Just above the legs and prolegs, along the entire body is a wide orangish-red band interspersed with black spiracles.

The Ceratopogoninae subfamily has elongated larvae without prolegs or hooks.

The larva is a pale violaceous (violet) yellow, with numerous black transverse dorsal lines; the prolegs are whitish encircled with black.

However, unpaired prolegs, a ventrally directed truncate head, and prothoracic spiracles on a short respiratory tube differentiate them.

The legs and prolegs are red-brown.

While the biting midges also have larvae that have no prolegs and which also have attachment disks, the larvae of the netwinged midges can be distinguished from those of the moth fly by the multiple deep lateral constrictions of the latter.

In this subfamily, both anterior and posterior prolegs are present on the larvae.

The caterpillar hooks its anal prolegs into the silken lining of the bag.

The body lacks prolegs, but the body segments are divided into a series of rings called annuli (singular is annulus).