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Academic & Professional Books  Insects & other Invertebrates  Insects  Flies (Diptera)

Bird Blow Flies (Protocalliphora) in North America (Diptera: Calliphoridae), with Notes on the Palearctic Species

Out of Print
By: Curtis W Sabrosky, Gordon F Bennett and Terry L Whitworth
312 pages, 64 figs, 14 maps
Bird Blow Flies (Protocalliphora) in North America (Diptera: Calliphoridae), with Notes on the Palearctic Species
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  • Bird Blow Flies (Protocalliphora) in North America (Diptera: Calliphoridae), with Notes on the Palearctic Species ISBN: 9780874748659 Paperback Dec 1989 Out of Print #7022
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The Calliphoridae are a widespread genus of flies whose larvae are obligatory blood-sucking parasites of nestling birds. This study describes the North American representatives of the genus Protocalliphoridae, and recognizes 26 species. It gives a species by species account of distribution, life history, host relations, ecology, collecting and control, and includes an appendix of the 137 species of birds known as hosts.

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Out of Print
By: Curtis W Sabrosky, Gordon F Bennett and Terry L Whitworth
312 pages, 64 figs, 14 maps
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