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known as
warble flies, heel flies, and gadflies, are
flies of the
family Oestridae.
Their larvae are
internal parasites of mammals, some
species growing...
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Mesembrinellidae (formerly
included in Calliphoridae)
Mystacinobiidae Oestridae Polleniidae (formerly
included in Calliphoridae)
Rhiniidae (formerly included...
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group of
convenience as at the
present we are
unwilling to
reduce the
Oestridae to a
subordinated group within a
monophyletic Calliphoridae nor to elevate...
- The
Gasterophilinae are a
subfamily of
Oestridae which includes large,
parasitic flies; this
group has
historically been
treated as a family, but all...
- in this process,
certain diseases can be transmitted. The bot
flies (
Oestridae) have
evolved to
parasitize mammals. Many
species complete their life...
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Epizootiology of the
reindeer nose bot fly,
Cephenemyia trompe (Modeer) (Diptera:
Oestridae), in reindeer,
Rangifer tarandus (L.), in
Norway Tømmerås, Bjørn Å.; Wibe...
- The
Hypodermatinae are a
subfamily of
Oestridae. The
Hypodermatinae include large parasitic flies, some of
which are
known as
warble flies. The 9 genera...
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regions (Hawaii, Greenland, Iceland). Both horse-flies and
botflies (
Oestridae) are
sometimes referred to as gadflies.
Adult horse-flies feed on nectar...
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members of
several families of flies: Syrphidae, Asilidae, Tabanidae,
Oestridae, and
Bombyliidae (Gabritschevsky, 1926). Cott, Hugh (1940).
Adaptive Coloration...
- intestinalis, also
known as
horse bot fly, is a
species of
insect of the
family Oestridae, and is
found worldwide. The adults,
which have a bumblebee-like appearance...
