Life Cycle of Housefly ??
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Life cycle of housefly
Adult - The house fly has a gray thorax with 4 dark, longitudinal stripes. Its abdomen is yellow or partially yellow with a dark median line. The adult male may be as long as 6.5 mm.
Egg - White and about 1 mm long, each egg is elongate with bluntly rounded ends. Eggs occur in clusters of about 100.
Larva - This smooth, nearly white maggot has a pointed head and no appendages. It develops through 3 instars and may be as long as 13 mm when mature. Two spiracles which are slit-like in early instars and resemble a pair of eyes in a mature larva occur on the tail end. Second and third instar larvae also have spiracles near the head each with six or seven tiny dots.
Pupa - A house fly pupa develops within a dark brown puparium (hardened skin of a last larval instar) a little over 6 mm long. The puparium has rounded ends and increases slightly in diameter from front to rear.
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