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Hydrotaea

Known as: Ophyra 
National Institutes of Health

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2014
2014
The Effect of Burning On Cadaver Decomposition and Insect Succession
Factors contributing to decomposing rates and insect succession include: wrapping, burying, or burning the corpse.  The purpose… 
2006
2006
Studies on Fauna and Distribution of Genus Hydrotaea in Hebei Province (Diptera:Cyclorrhapha)
Objective To investigate the fauna of genus Hydrotaea in Hebei province of China. Methods Using entomogical classification… 
1999
1999
Fluktuasi Populasi Parasitoid Spalangiu endius (Hymenoptera: Pteromalidae) dari Lalat Pengganggu (Diptera: Muscidae) dalam Peternakan Ayam di Kabupaten Bogor
Media Veteriner. 2000. 7(1): 1-4. The research was conducted for 12 months at three different locations of poultry farm at Kemang… 
1989
1989
Taxonomic studies of subfamily Phaoniinae (Muscidae, Diptera) in Egypt.
Subfamily Phaoniinae is represented in Egypt by 22 species under 9 genera. Synthesiomyia nudiseta (Wulp.) and Ophyra leucostoma… 
1983
1983
Zum erstmaligen Auftreten von Ophyra aenescens auf Mülldeponien im DDR-Bezirk Rostock
1982
1982
The role of Hydrotaea armipes Fall. (Diptera, Muscidae) in the transmission of infectious bovine keratoconjunctivitis.
The tests to isolate the IBK causative agent Moraxella bovis from the flies Hydrotaea armipes Fall., captured while feeding on… 
1982
1982
Field assessment of permethrin in the control of sheep headfly disease
Three groups of sheep, gimmers, ewes with lambs and rams, were sprayed at fortnightly intervals from June to September 1980 with… 
1982
1982
A Wild-Caught Gynandromorph in a Muscid Fly, Hydrotaea zao SHINONAGA et KANO, 1973 (Diptera, Muscidae)
1978
1978
The headfly Hydrotaea irritans and summer mastitis infection
Review
1945
Review
1945
A Three-year Survey of the Fly Population in New Haven During Epidemic and Non-epidemic Years for Poliomyelitis *
Because flies have been proven to be carriers of poliomyelitis virus during epidemics of the disease (see review by Trask, Paul… 
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