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appear similar to the housefly, such as the
lesser house fly,
Fannia canicularis; the
stable fly,
Stomoxys calcitrans; and
other members of the genus...
- The
lesser house fly (Fannia canicularis) ,
commonly known as
little house fly, is a
species of
fly. It is
somewhat smaller (3.5–6 mm (0.14–0.24 in)) than...
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Stomoxys calcitrans is
commonly called the
stable fly, barn
fly,
biting house fly, dog
fly, or
power mower fly.
Unlike most
members of the
family Muscidae,...
- Its body is 10–14 mm (0.39–0.55 in) in
length –
slightly larger than a
house fly – and has brilliant, metallic, blue-green or
golden coloration with black...
-
especially in
older books,
names like "saw
fly" and "caddis
fly", or
hyphenated forms such as
house-
fly and dragon-
fly are
widely used.
Exceptions to this rule...
- of a
scientist who is
transformed into a
grotesque human–
fly hybrid after a
common house fly enters unseen into a
molecular transporter with
which he...
- end of the mantis's abdomen,
which resembles a
fly. When a
larger Dipteran fly—as big as a
house fly—was
observed landing nearby, the
mantis at once...
-
Fly-in
fly-out is a
method of
employing people in
remote areas by
flying them
temporarily to the work site
instead of
relocating employees and
their families...
- link] "Finding
Jesse – The
Discovery of
Jesse Saunders As the
Founder of
House".
Fly Global Music Culture. 25
October 2004.
Archived from the
original on...
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Musca autumnalis, the face
fly or
autumn housefly, is a pest of
cattle and horses. The face
fly is
similar to the
closely related housefly but is slightly...
