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Family Oestridae - Bot Flies

New World Skin Bot Flies · Gasterophilinae · Cephenemyiinae

Subfamily Cuterebrinae - New World Skin Bot Flies
Some type of fly? - Cuterebra mirabilis unknown fly - Cuterebra fontinella - female Something living in a mouse - Cuterebra fontinella Deer Mouse parasited by Cuterebra larvae - Cuterebra Carpenter Bee? - Cuterebra americana Cuterebra austeni - male Cuterebra austeni - male Newly emerged rabbit bot fly w/ cast puparium - Cuterebra buccata

Subfamily Gasterophilinae
Gasterophilus intestinalis larvae - Gasterophilus intestinalis

Subfamily Cephenemyiinae
fuzzy fly - Cephenemyia Deer Bot Fly (Cephenemyia sp.) - Cephenemyia - male Deer Bot Fly (Cephenemyia sp.) - Cephenemyia - male


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