| 21. | Thus, " P . terraenovae " acts as a secondary invader in causing myiasis.
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| 22. | Whilst not strictly a myiasis species, the Congo floor maggot feeds on mammal blood, occasionally human.
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| 23. | Myiasis can be caused by larvae burrowing into the skin ( or tissue lining ) of the host animal.
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| 24. | Once the process of clinical diagnosis begins and myiasis is recognised, the larvae are fairly easy to identify.
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| 25. | "Lucilia Silvarum " is one of the two species of blowflies that causes myiasis in anurans.
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| 26. | Myiasis is the infestation of live or necrotic tissue on a vertebrate host by fly larvae ( Stevens 2003 ).
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| 27. | The most common causes of myiasis in humans and animals are the three dipteran families Oestridea, Calliphoridae, and Sarcophagidae.
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| 28. | Exposed areas of skin develop weeping dermatitis and scabs that can become infected and attractive to blow-fly causing myiasis.
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| 29. | This fly is notable for its economic effect as a myiasis pest of livestock and its antibiotic benefits in maggot therapy.
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| 30. | The maggots referred to are the myiasis-causing larvae of the human botfly ( " Dermatobia hominis " ).
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