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I thought flies laid eggs?
Toby
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Posted on 21-11-2008 13:19
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 is this normal:

http://photograph...p?t=603020
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 Hi, there are some species that even lay larvae that almost immediately become pupa-s, one at a time, these are the so-called Pupiparans: Hippoboscidae, Streblidae, Nycteribiidae. The photo is very interesting!

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 Hi,

Sarcophagidae (like in the link) are commonly larviparous. Many tachinidae have similar strategies.

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Michael Ackland
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 Some Anthomyiidae also lay 1st instar lavae e.g.Emmesomyia spp
 
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