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March 2007
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Australian Journal of Entomology
Larvae of a species of Bactromyiella Mesnil, possibly B. ficta (Walker), were found singly in the abdominal haemocoel of four female Dasybasis oculata and one female Dasybasis hebes. The parasite prepupa escaped from the host's abdomen, pupated within 6–8 hours and a single adult fly was reared after a pupal term of 27–30 days.
... The Australasian species Hyalomyodes australasiae Malloch was described in the genus Hyalomyodes Townsend, a junior synonym of Strongygaster, but its classification is still unclear and it is currently considered an unplaced species of Phasiinae (Crosskey 1973;O'Hara et al. 2020). Crosskey examined the only adult reared from Australian species of Tabanidae (Spratt & Wolf 1972) and concluded that it is a specimen of Hyalomyodes, related to H. australasiae (Ferrar 1977). The parasitoid larvae reared from Australian species of Calliphoridae and Muscidae were identified by Ferrar (1977), who compared these specimens with the larvae reared by Spratt and Wolf (1972), concluding that they probably belong to Hyalomyodes or a related genus. ...
March 2007
Australian Journal of Entomology
