Flies

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List the fly structure (body, features, mouthpart)

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2 eyes, 2 antennae, complex mouthpart; body: head thorax abdomen

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Nematocera larvae develope

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in/near water

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Mosquitoes eggs are laid

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on water or in areas that inundate routinely

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Mosquitoe: males feed on ____ females feed on ____

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necta; blood

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Johnston's organ

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detects airborne vibrations: Co2 lactic acid estrogen FA AA

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2 Filarids vectors mosquitoes

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Setaria, D. immitus

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2 Virus Vectors Mosquitoes

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transovarial and venereal transmission of certian viruses

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2 Human vectors of Mosquitoes

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malaria, lymphatic filariasis; yellow fever; zika

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Simulium (aka buffalo gnats-nematocera) most active

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dawn to dusk

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Simulium _____ feed and are biters

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females

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Simulium lay eggs

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only in fast moving water and larvae anchor to rocks

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Simulium causes _____ when adults emerge at once

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anemia

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horses can have a ______ reaction to ______ with simulium

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hypersensitivity reaction to saliva

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_______ is the Simulium vector for cattle horses & humans

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onchocerca

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______ is the Simulium vector for birds

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Leucocytozoon

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Biting midges: Culicoides ____ are the blood feeders

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females

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Culicoides eggs are

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laid in marshy damp decaying vegetation

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Culicoides affects what animals

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horses hypersensitivity reaction to their bite (sheep too)

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Mst affected areas with culicoides

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tail and mane

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Culicoides virus vector

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african horse sickness

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culicoides filarids vector

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onchocerca cervicalis

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Sand flies lay eggs in

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cracks crevices burrows tree holes

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Sand flies life span

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adults relatively short lived, nocturnal

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Sand flies females

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females only have functional mouthparts and feed on blood

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Sand flies vectors

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leishmania and several viral infections

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Which is the smallest fly: Aedes, Culicoides or Phlebotomus

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Culicoides

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Tabanus

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horse fly

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chrysops

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deer fly

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Brachycera

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horse flies and deer flies

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Brachycera females

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lay eggs near/over water and mate during flight

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Brachycera larvae

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larvae feed on other insects cannibals and the larvae burrow to pupate and adults emerge

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Horse/Deer Flies Mechanical Vector

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Anaplasmosis antrax tularemia

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Horse/Deer Flie biological vector

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Trypanosoma theileri

Elaeophora schneideri

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Cyclorrhapha features

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antennae have 3 segments; mixed mouthparts; spiracles for larval ID

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Cyclorrhapha breed

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in decaying plant/animal tissues manure

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Cyclorrhapha ______ are parasitic

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both sexes are parasitic

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Musca domestica-house fly eggs laid

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in decaying organic matter

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Musca domestica have ____ mouthparts

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sponging

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Vectors of Musca domestica

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Draschia megastoma; Habronema muscae; Fannia; Thelazia

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Musca autumnalis-Face fly

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eggs and larvae in fresh dung

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Musca autumnalis feed on

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ocular nasal oral secretions

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Musca autumnalis 2 vectors

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Moraxella bovis; Bo/Eq Thelazia

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Stomoxys calcitrans is the ______ fly

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stable, dog, kennel fly

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The stable fly lives

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indoors off animals

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Stable flies lay eggs in

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decaying vegetation

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Stable flies are in __________ host

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dairy cattle

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Haematobia irritans is the _____ fly

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horn

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Horn flies live _________--

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outdoors on animals

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Horn flies lay eggs in

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Fresh cow feces

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Horn fly __________ host

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beef cattle

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Stomoxys calcitrans _____ are parasitic

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Both sexes feed daily and are parasitic

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Stomoxys calcitrans Vector

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Habronema microstoma

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Haematobia irritans vector

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Stephanofilaris stilesi

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Haematobia irritans feed 24/7 so they affect the overall _____ in cattle

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production

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Tsetse flies live in ____ and list 2 vectors

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Sub Saharan Africa; African sleeping sickness & Nagana

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Melophagus ovinus known as

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sheep ked; louse lfy

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The M ovinus is features

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dorsoventrally flattened wingless

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M. ovinus host

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sheep

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M. ovinus spend _________________ amount of time on the host

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entire life spen on sheep host

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M ovinus females

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Females retained alrvae until they are ready to pupate

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_______ are found in the wool of sheep M. ovinus

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Pupal cases

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M. ovinus affects pregnancy how?

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The sheep rolls on its back and the pregnancy is terminated

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M ovinus Vector

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Trypanosoma melophagium

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Flesh, Blow, Bottle flies larvae

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are facultatively parasitic**except 1

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Sarcophagidae ____ faly

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flesh

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Calliphoriade _____ flies

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blwo

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Flesh Blow Bottle flies are drawn to

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suppurating wounds, soiled skin, weak paretic animals

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cochliomyia hominivorax

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Screwworm

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Screwworm is ______ myiasis

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primary

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Screwworm alrvae

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infest fresh, uninfected wounds

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Screwworms have infected ____ deer in FL

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Key Deer

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Bots location

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hosts, location within the host

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Bots _________ are parasitic

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larvae

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Oestrus ovis

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Sheep nasal bot fly

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O. ovis are more active

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during warmer hours/bright sunshine

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O. ovis larvae go into

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mucous membranes-frontal sinuses-nassal passages

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O ovis is in the pharyngeal pouches of ___________

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wild cervids

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