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Family Muscidae

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Musca domestica

Fannia sp.

Muscina sp.
Non-biting Muscidae
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Stomoxys calcitrans

Haematobia sp.

Glossina sp.
Biting Muscidae
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FALSE.

Median (M1+2) wing vein is parallel to radial (R4+5) wing vein or curving towards it.
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In family Muscidae, median (M1+2) wing vein is perpendicular to radial (R4+5) wing vein.
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TRUE
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Family Muscidae is often synanthropic or lives closely with humans.
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*Musca domestica*
scientific name; common housefly
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*Musca autumnalis*
scientific name; facefly
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*Musca sorbens*

*Musca conducens*

*Musca ventustissima*
scientific name; Australian bushfly
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*Fannia canicularis*
scientific name; lesser housefly
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*Muscina stabulans*
species that are larger and more robust than housefly
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*Morellia bortorum*
scientific name; sweat fly
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*Musca domestica*
identify the species (scientific name):

Male: 5.8-6.5mm

Female: 6.5-7.5 mm
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housefly
identify the species (common name):

sponging mouthparts - mandibles and maxillae are ABSENT
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*Musca domestica*
identify the species (scientific name):

* with 4 longitudinal stripes on thorax
* with median longitudinal stripe on abdomen
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*Musca domestica*
identify the species (scientific name):

* with bilaterally plumose arista
* legs - hairy; w/ empodium and pulvillus
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10 days (9.5-13 days)
Days expected for Musca domestica to grow from an egg to an adult
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120-150
Female *Musca domestica* lays ___ (how many?) eggs in each of at least 6 lots
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12-24 hrs
How long does it take for *Musca domestica* egg to mature into L1?
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24 hrs
How long does it take for *Musca domestica* L1 to mature into L2? L2 to L3?
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3-4 days
How long does it take for the *Musca domestica* L3 to mature into pupae? 
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4-6 days
How long does it take *Musca domestica* pupae to mature into adulthood? 
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*Musca domestica*
scientific name; During feeding, it regurgitates saliva to moisten solid food. Also, they defecate & vomit the remains of their last meal.
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*Musca domestica*
scientific name (common name); They carry bacteria, viruses, and helminth ova on their body (hair), proboscis, and pulvilli
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flight range and lifespan
What are the important factors that are studied to discover effective methods of disease control?
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capture methods
Various *____ ____* have been used to monitor vector populations and to study their biology.
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Mark-Release-Recapture (MRR)
Specific method to observe and study vector species (flight range, lifespan, etc.)
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fluorescent dye
This is sprayed on the flies in order to mark them.
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latrine fly
common name of *Fannia scalaris*
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*Fannia*
genus that is 5-7 mm long (adult), with bare arista and females laying eggs in decaying matter
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2-3 weeks
larval period of *Fannia*
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30 days
How long does the life cycle of *Fannia* lasts?
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Myiasis
Disease that causes intestinal eating contaminated chess and urogenital lesions
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*Muscina tabulans*
false or non-biting stable fly
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in decaying organic matters
Where does *Muscina stabulans* lay eggs?
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5-6 weeks
complete life cycle of *Muscina stabulans* (how long?)
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vector of Myiasis
medical importance of *Muscina stabulans*
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same size but with shorter and broader abdomen
differentiate stablefly and housefly
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*Stomoxys calcitrans*
scientific name of stablefly
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stablefly
common name of *Stomoxys calcitrans*
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72 days
lifespan of *Stomoxys calcitrans*
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stablefly
common name; with prominent proboscis, 4 longitudinal stripes, and 2nd & 3rd abdominal segments have 3 round dark spots
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TRUE
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The lateral pair of the longitudinal stripes of *Stomoxys calcitrans* is narrower and broken.
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plumose on its dorsal aside
Describe the arista of *Stomoxys calcitrans*
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FALSE. Both sexes are bloodsuckers
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Only the female *Stomoxys calcitrans* are bloodsuckers.
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3-4 minutes
How long does it for *Stomoxys calcitrans* to finish 1 blood meal?
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* as cattle pest
* transmit anthrax
* transmit *Trypanosoma evansi*
* transmit Equine Infectious Anemia
* transmit animal helminths
Give 2 medical & veterinary importance of *Stomocys calcitrans*
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Stablefly
common name; Transmit Equine Infectious Anemia
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*Stomoxys calcitrans*
scientific name; transmit *Trypanosoma evansi*
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* destroy breeding places by spreading decaying organic matters -- larvae required darkness
* application of insecticides on animals
* application of insecticides to habitations of animal
How to control the spread of *Stomoxys calcitrans*
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buffalo fly
common name of *H. exigua*
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*Haematobia irritans*
scientific name of horn fly
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*Haematobia* spp.
The smallest biting muscid (\~4mm long)
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*Haematobia* spp.
genus with only 2 stripes on thorax and diffuse spots on the abdomen
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stablefly
*Haematobia* spp. have wings and arista similar to ___ (what species?)
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FALSE. as long as
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In *Haematobia* spp., the maxillary palpi are stout and longer than the proboscis.
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fresh feces
Where do *Haematobia* spp. lay eggs?
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4 days
larval stage of *Haematobia* spp.
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6-8 days
Adult *Haematobia* spp. emerge from the pupal stage in ____ (how long?)
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TRUE
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*Haematobia* spp. are nuisance flies.
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Tse-tse fly
common name of *Glossina* sp.
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*Glossina* sp.
scientific name of tse-tse fly
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*Glossina* sp.
Determine the species (State the scientific name):

* proboscis long & haled horizontally
* both sexes are bloodsuckers
* wings rest like a pair of scissors
* arista has feather-liked hairs
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hatchet cell
distinguishable characteristic in the wings of tse-tse fly
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B
*Glossina* sp. are:

A. larviparous

B. pupiparous

C. oviparous
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8-10
Female tse-tse flies produces ___ larvae (how many?)
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10 days
gestation period of *Glossina* sp.
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soil
Where do *Glossina* sp. deposit their young?
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1-1.5 hours
How long does it take for the larvae of tse-tse flies to become a pupae?
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17-90 days
Pupa-to-adult period of tse-tse flies
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3 days
*Glossina* sp. feed about every ___ (interval?)
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* uric acid
* leucine
* valine
* lactic acid
Tse-tse fies are stimulated by ___ (components of human sweat)
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FALSE. They are sometimes nocturnal
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*Glossina* sp. are only active in the morning and afternoon. They are also known to rest in shaded areas.
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FALSE. Females do not eat in this period.
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Towards the end of gestation period, the females will keep eating to supplement their bodies with nutrients.
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TRUE
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All species of *Glossina* fed on blood of vertebrates.
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* destroy breeding places
* aerial application of insecticides
* bush clearing to destroy shade
* application of insecticides to habitations of animals
* catching using fly nets or traps with attractant (ox’s breath) and insecticide
* screening of animal and human houses
* catching & trapping
Control measures for *Glossina* sp.
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TRUE
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Both larva and pupa needs shade to survive.