Ectoparasites_Flies, gnats, mosquitos Flashcards

1
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Females that suck blood

A
Simulium spp.
Phlebotomines (sand flies)
Culicoides spp. 
Anopheles, Ades, Culex
Chrysops spp and Tabaneus spp.
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Male and female that suck blood

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Tsetse fly
Stomoxys sp.
Horn fly
Sheep ked

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Flies that feed on mucus, tears, and saliva

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Musca domestica
Musca autumnalis
Bottle flies or Blow flies
Sarcophaga spp. 
DPGs
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4
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Facultative myiasis

A

Musca domestica
bottle or blow flies
Sarcophaga spp.

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5
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Obligatory myiasis

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screw worm
Cuterebra spp. 
Hypoderma spp. 
Gasterophilus spp. 
Nasal bot fly
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6
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Simulium spp.

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“black fly” or “ buffalo gnat”

vector for Oncodecesciasis (river blindness)

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Culicoides spp.

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“biting midges”/no see ums
blue tongue virus
sheep/ruminants

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Anopheles, Aedes, Culex

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“mosquito”

malaria, zika, west nile, yellow fever, encephalitis, heart worm!

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Chrysops spp.

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“deer fly”
Equine infectious anemia
Anthrax
triangular

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Tabanus spp.

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“horse fly”
Equine infectious anemia
anthrax
HUGE

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Stomoxys sp.

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“stable fly”
Equine infectious anemia
anthrax

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12
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Horn fly

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host: Stephanofiliaria stifesi
dark color half the size of stable fly
bayonet like proboscis
Cows

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13
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Sheep Ked

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brown, wingless, blood sucking fly

Malophagus ovirus, Bartonella spp., Anaplasma spp, Blue tongue virus, Border disease virus

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14
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Musca domestica

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“housefly”

myiasis and 100 pathogens

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15
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Musca autumnalis

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cattle and horse
“face or autumn fly”
vector for pink eye and thelazia
DOES NOT CAUSE MYASIS

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16
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Bottle flies or blow flies

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metallic blue or green

cause myasis

17
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Sarcophaga spp.

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“flesh fly”
Myasis
zebra stripe, red eyes

18
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Screw worm

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adult metallic blue or green

larvae spiruculated plates

19
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Cuterebra spp.

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rodent and rabbit
“rodent bot fly”
FEI
larvae: big and fat-remove with cuation

20
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Hypoderma spp.

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cattle
“warble fly” or “Gad fly” or “Heel fly”
white and brown striped larvae
bovine hypodermosis

21
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Gasterophilus spp.

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“equine bot fly”
horse gastrointestinal myiasis
larvae: fringed stripe
adult: wasplike

22
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IGR

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insect growth regulator (flea prevetnatives)