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Биология: цветочные мухи (Anthonomyidae) -
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1) муха; pl мухи ( Muscidae)2) двукрылое•- ant fly
- anthomyiid fly
- anthomyzid fly
- aphid fles
- apple-seed chalcid fly
- armed fly
- ascalaphus fly
- asparagus fly
- assassin flies
- asteiid flies
- azalea fly
- bat flies
- bee flies
- big-eyed flies
- big-headed flies
- black flies
- black scavenger flies
- bluebottle fly
- boat flies
- bomb fly
- bot flies
- bracon flies
- braulid flies
- breeze fly
- brine flies
- bristle fly
- bulb flies
- cabbage root fly
- caddis flies
- carrot rust fly
- chalcid flies
- chamaemyid flies
- chameleon fly
- cheese flies
- cherry fruit fly
- chin fly
- Chinese-candle fly
- chloropid flies
- circular-seamed flies
- clusiid flies
- cluster fly
- common fruit fly
- common house fly
- common yellow dung fly
- crane flies
- cuckoo flies
- currant fruit fly
- dance flies
- demoiselle flies
- drone fly
- dryomyzid fly
- dung flies
- earthworm fly
- ensign flies
- ephemeral flies
- fairy flies
- false crane flies
- false stable fly
- finger-net caddis flies
- fish flies
- flat-footed flies
- flesh flies
- flower flies
- forest fly
- frit fly
- fruit fly
- giant stone flies
- golden-eyed flies
- grape-seed chalcid fly
- green flies
- green stone flies
- green-bottle fly
- green-winged stone flies
- hanging flies
- hanging scorpion flies
- harlequin flies
- harvest fly
- hawk flies
- heel fly
- helomyzid flies
- Hessian fly
- horn fly
- horse bot fly
- house fly
- hover flies
- humpbacked flies
- ichneumon flies
- kelp flies
- lantern flies
- large fruit flies
- latrine fly
- lauxaniid flies
- leaf-miner flies
- lesser bulb fly
- little house fly
- lonchaeid flies
- long-horned flies
- long-legged flies
- louse flies
- manure flies
- March flies
- marsh flies
- May flies
- Mediterranean fruit fly
- megalopteran flies
- melon fly
- microcaddis flies
- moth flies
- muscid flies
- mydas flies
- nest fly
- net-spinning caddis flies
- nostril flies
- odiniid flies
- olive fly
- onion bulb fly
- onion fly
- opomyzid flies
- oriental fruit fly
- otitid flies
- owl flies
- ox warble fly
- palm flies
- peacock fly
- petroleum fly
- phantom crane flies
- phorid flies
- picture-winged flies
- pomace fly
- primitive crane flies
- roachlike stone flies
- robber flies
- rolled-winged stone flies
- root-eating flies
- Russian fly
- rust flies
- sand flies
- scavenger flies
- scorpion flies
- seaweed flies
- serpent flies
- shore flies
- short-horned flies
- skipper flies
- small dung flies
- small winter stone flies
- small-headed flies
- snail-case caddis flies
- snake flies
- snipe flies
- snow fly
- snow scorpion fly
- soldier flies
- Spanish fly
- spear-marked flies
- spear-winged flies
- spider flies
- spiny-legged flies
- spongilla flies
- spring stone flies
- stable fly
- stalk-eyed flies
- stiletto flies
- stilt-legged flies
- stink flies
- stomach bot flies
- stone fly
- straight-seamed flies
- sun flies
- syrphid flies
- tachina flies
- tachinid flies
- tangle-veined flies
- tanypezid flies
- throat fly
- thunder flies
- toad fly
- trumpet-net caddis flies
- tsetse fly
- two-winged flies
- typhoid fly
- vinegar fly
- warble flies
- wasp fly
- white flies
- window flies
- winter crane flies
- winter stone flies* * *• муха• мухи -
4 цветочные мухи
Biology: root-eating flies (Anthonomyidae) -
5 цветочные мухи
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