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English: Hypoderma Warble-fly larvae, causing migratory myiasis. Larvae burrow within the skin and sub-cutaneous tissue of its host (scale not accurate). Larva at left migrating through sub-cutaneous tissues. Larva at right preparing to mature under surface of skin, forming a warble. (Note that larva at right has not yet turned into its final position so that spiracles face to external air through a hole cut by the larva.) |
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