File:Hippobosca adult lateral dorsal.png
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English: Hippobosca adult, lateral, dorsal. Genus characteristics: 1- Palps protrude prominently below head. 2- Antennae are compacted into pockets in the head and have a few long setae protruding. 3- Abdomen is either flattened dorso-ventrally or is stout (as shown) because it contains a developing larva; segmentation of the abdomen is not clear. 4- Legs are long and stout; they end in a pair of large claws. 5- Wings are well developed with thick veins toward the leading edge and no veins toward the trailing edge. 6- These are large, robust, shiny brown flies. 7- Eyes are large, widely separated, and brown. |
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