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Family Calliphoridae - Blow Flies

Phylum Arthropoda - Arthropods
Class Insecta - Insects
Order Diptera - Flies
No Taxon Calyptratae
Superfamily Oestroidea
Family Calliphoridae - Blow Flies

Genus Calliphora
Species vicina - Blue blowfly
Species vomitoria - Blue Bottle Fly
Species latifrons - Calliphora latifrons
Genus Chrysomya - Hairy maggot blow flies
Species megacephala - Chrysomya megacephala
Species rufifacies - Hairy Maggot Blow Fly
Genus Cochliomyia - screwworm flies
Species macellaria - Secondary screwworm
Genus Lucilia
Species silvarum - Lucilia silvarum
Species sericata - Common green bottle fly
Species cluvia - Lucilia cluvia
Species illustris - Lucilia illustris
Genus Phormia
Species regina - Black Blow Fly
Genus Pollenia - Cluster flies
Species angustigena - Pollenia angustigena
Species griseotomentosa - Pollenia griseotomentosa
Species labialis - Pollenia labialis
Species pediculata - Pollenia pediculata
Species rudis - Pollenia rudis
Species vagabunda - Pollenia vagabunda
Genus Cynomya
Species cadaverina - Cynomya cadaverina

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