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Ecology and Control of the Trachoma Vector Musca Sorbens
Selecting New Kinds of Dung Beetles for Better Bush Fly Control
The Effect of Colour on the Numbers of Houseflies Resting on Painted Surfaces
Bionomics of the Dog Dung Fly, Musca Sorbens Wiedemann, in Hawaii 12 Ronald F
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OECD Environmental Health and Safety Publications
Biological Control of Parasites
Biological Control of the Horn Fly, Haematobia Irritans L., in Hawai'i (Diptera: Muscidae)
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Indirect Effect of Pesticides on Insects and Other Arthropods
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Application-Three-Dung-Beetles-2019
Information Supporting the Application to Amend the List of Specimens
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411 Notes on the Species of the Genus Musca, Linnaeus
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Moxidectin TAP Report April 2003