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    Blood sucking flies

    Non-blood sucking flies

    Myiasis

    by:

    DR.dr. Teguh W Sardjono, DTM&H, MScdr. Agustin Iskandar, MKes

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    Order Diptera - Flies

    Completemetamorphosis

    One functional pair ofwings

    Hind wings haltares

    Antennae structure

    important inclassification

    Suborder Nematocera

    Suborder Brachycera

    Suborder Cyclorrhapha

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    Suborder Brachycera

    Larvae have incompleteretractile head

    Aquatic

    Pupa free or enclosedin puparium

    Adult large

    Antennae short

    3-segmented and thirdsegment may haveannular ring

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    Suborder Cyclorrhapha

    Larvae headlesswith mouth hooks

    Pupa enclosed in

    puparium Adult medium size

    Antennae short, 3-

    segmented and thirdsegment has arista

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    Charactheristics:fairly large, stout, two winged flies,short antenna with 3 segmented, the 3rd

    segment is enlarged, annulated or havebrystle

    Piercing & sucking mouth part

    Composed of 14 families, only familyTabaniidae have medical importance

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    - Head : big, semilunar, big eye,antenna is shorter than head

    - Thorax: stout, 1 pair wing, 3 pairs leg

    - Abdomen: posseses 7 segments,broud and stout, flatteneddorsoventrally.

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    9 months to 2 years (usually 1 year)

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    Suborder Brachycera

    Breeding places aquatic Eggs are laid on vegetation

    overhanging water

    Larvae drop into water or mud andare predacious on other insectlarvae

    Mature larvae move to drier soiland pupate

    Feeding - usually near breedingsites Female only is a blood feeder

    Interrupted feeding due to painfulbite (host irritation)

    Daylight feeders only

    Mammals and reptiles (not birds)

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    Suborder CyclorraphaHigher Dipterans

    Antennae

    3 segments with arista on 3rd segment

    Spongiform mouthparts Usually soft and fleshy

    Labium modified into a sponging pad (labellum)

    Mandibles and maxillae vestigle

    Blood sucking mouthparts

    Labium is "hardened" and now is a piercingstructure (proboscis)

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    Suborder Cyclorrapha

    Six families of importance which are dividedinto 2 subgroups

    Blood feeding

    Family Muscidae (in part) - stable fly, horn fly, tsetse fly Nuisance and myiasis

    Family Muscidae (in part) - house fly, face fly

    Family Sarcophagidae - flesh fly

    Family Calliphoridae - bottle fly, screw worm fly

    Family Oestridae - sheep bot fly

    Family Hypodermatidae - warble fly (cattle grub)

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    2. Blood sucking muscid2.1 Glossina ( tsetse flies)

    - elongated, yellowish to blackbrown flies

    - forwardly projecting proboscis

    - characteristically wing venation

    - antenna : 3rd segment is banana shaped,arista caharacterised by branched hairs inupper surface

    - wing venation : the 4th and 5th vein described

    as hatchet- in resting position : the wing look like a pair of

    scissors

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    Life cycle : 2 3 months

    Medical importance :

    biological vector of Trypanosomiasis

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    2.2 Stomoxys calcitrans (stable fly/dog fly) Life cycle - approximately 3

    weeks Eggs laid in manure/straw, decaying

    vegetation (lawn clippings), seaweed

    Bimodal spring and fall populationpeaks

    Feeding habits likes light (sun) and stays outdoors Feeds 1 or 2 times a day and inflicts

    painful bite Interrupted feeder and both sexes

    feed on blood Problem where animals congregate

    Barns, corrals, dairy, feedlot

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    Chrysomyia: Importance species :

    Chrysomyia bezziana:8 12mm

    Green or blue greenmetallic flies

    Colour of face : yellow

    Squama: hairly

    The dorsal bristle on thethorax (-)

    Larvae: cause myiasis(Obligate parasit of theliving tissues )

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    Green bottles Colour of face : white Squama: bare The dorsal bristle on the

    thorax (+)

    Larvae : not obligatoryparasite of livingtissue,normally breed incarrion,some species havebeen reported as infestingwounds of human(L.serricata, L.cuprina)

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    Callitroga :C.americana,C.macellaria

    - An obligatory parasiteof living tissue Newworld Screw worm

    - Blue to blue green flies- Dorsal bristle of

    thorax is poorly

    - Squamae is hairly like

    Chrysomyia bezziana

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    Large grey flies (8 15mm)

    2 genus :WohlfahrtiaParasarcophaga

    Longitudinal black markingson the thorax

    Chess pattern on theabdomen

    Larviparous

    Occasionally cause myiasis Usually breed in carrion or

    in human and animalexcreta

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