Hind winds of true flies are modified in to tiny knobbed structure is known as________________?

Correct answer: A. Halteres

  • A. Halteres
  • B. Pseudohalteres
  • C. Filohalteres
  • D. Membranous

Explanation

In true flies, the hindwings are reduced to small knobbed balancing organs called halteres. They act as gyroscopic organs during flight.

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