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Housefly of suborder Cyclorrhapha
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Emmanuel Sagini
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The fly belonging to the suborder Cyclorrhapha is the housefly, or Musca domestica. It may have started in the Middle East and spread throughout the world as people did.
It is the most prevalent species of fly that inhabits homes. Adults have a single pair of membranous wings, a small hairy body, and four dark, longitudinal lines on the thorax.
They range in color from gray to black. The slightly larger female has red eyes that are spaced farther apart.
It is the most prevalent species of fly that inhabits homes. Adults have a single pair of membranous wings, a small hairy body, and four dark, longitudinal lines on the thorax.
They range in color from gray to black. The slightly larger female has red eyes that are spaced farther apart.
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