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Microstylum apiforme (Walker, 1851) c g (Microstylum species)
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Microstylum trimelas (Walker, 1851) c g (Microstylum species)
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Microstylum nigrescens Ricardo, 1900 c g (Microstylum species)
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Microstylum pica Macquart, 1846 c g (Microstylum species)
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Microstylum rubigenis Bromley, 1927 c g (Microstylum species)
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Microstylum nigrum Bigot, 1859 c g (Microstylum species)
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The aggressive flesh-eating fly, the Microstylum Species, also known as the new world screwworm, can attack any small wound in an endothermic animal, release eggs in the wound, and the hatched maggots feed on the animal’s flesh, can harm or even kill the host animal. The larvae of the screwworm fly are born with two sharp and sharp incisors, which are transmitted by natural aperture into mammals (including humans) to feed on blood and flesh. In areas affected by the disease, public health and the economy have been hit hard.
Microstylum is a genus of robber flies in the family Asilidae. They are at least 130 described species in microstylum. Microstylum Acutirostre, Microstylum miles Karsch, Microstylum Amoyense, Microstylum Nigritarse, Microstylum bloesum are all included in this random tool generator. If you want to know more, please refer to it.
Data sources: i = ITIS, c = Catalogue of Life, g = GBIF, b = Bugguide.net
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