Handbook of Medical EntomologyRiley, William A. (William Albert)
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Handbook of Medical Entomology
Riley, William A. (William Albert)
Insect pests; Insects as carriers of disease; Medical parasitology
m. Conjunctiva of the ventral sclerites of the
abdomen present, frequently well developed,
surrounding the sclerites.
n. Mouth parts vestigial. OESTRIDÆ. See page
297 for generic synopsis.
nn. Mouth parts well developed.
o. M_{1+2} straight, hence cell R_5 wide
open in the margin; costa ending at the
tip of R_5; three sternopleurals
present; antennal arista plumose.
_Syllegoptera_. Europe.
(SYLLEGOPTERINÆ). DEXIIDÆ in part
oo. M_{1+2} bent, hence cell R_5 narrowed in
the margin; sternopleurals rarely
wanting, usually 1:1 or 0:1; facial
plate strongly produced below vibrissal
angle like the bridge of the nose;
antennal arista bare. Parasitic on
Hemiptera and Coleoptera. _Allophora_,
_Cistogaster_, _Clytia_, _Phasia_, etc.
(PHASIINÆ) TACHINIDÆ in part.
mm. Conjunctiva of the ventral sclerites
invisible (fig. 161a).
n. Second ventral sclerite of the abdomen
lying with its edges either upon or in
contact with the ventral edges of the
corresponding dorsal sclerite.
o. Outermost posthumeral almost always lower
(more ventrad) in position than the
presutural macrochæta; fifth ventral
abdominal sclerite of the male cleft
beyond the middle, often strongly
developed; body color very frequently
metallic green or blue, or yellow;
arista plumose. (CALLIPHORINÆ) MUSCIDÆ
in part.
See page 303 for generic synopsis.
oo. Outermost posthumeral macrochæta on
level or higher (more dorsad) than the
presutural macrochæta; arista bare,
pubescent, or plumose only on the basal
two-thirds; body coloring usually
grayish (fig. 106). SARCOPHAGIDÆ
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