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Musca domestica feeding
Geoff
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Posted on 28-05-2005 14:23
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Could anyone post a really clear photo of the above species feeding, showing it regurgitating. I'm afraid that I do not possess the requisite photographic equipment to do this.

Incidentally, further to my previous query, I have managed to find about 80 pathogens, parasites etc both human and animal, which are carried by the common housefly.
 
paqui
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perhaps many of them come from ours
http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/spanish/science/newsid_7708000/7708512.stm
About 150 bacteria species just in one hand; the article says too that women have more "biodiversity" than men, but there´s no explanation about it !
regards
 
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