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Infestação de feridas por larvas de moscas. Tanto as larvas obrigatoriamente parasitas (que sempre passam seu estágio larval no corpo de um animal) quanto as larvas parasitas facultativas (que normalmente se desenvolvem em carne em decomposição ou matéria vegetal) podem causar miíase de feridas. | |||
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Infestation of wounds by the larvae of flies. Both obligatorily parasitic larvae (which always pass their larval stage in the body of an animal) and facultatively parasitic larvae (which normally develop in decaying flesh or vegetable matter) may cause wound myiasis. | |||
Revision as of 16:42, 15 August 2026
Infestation of wounds by the larvae of flies. Both obligatorily parasitic larvae (which always pass their larval stage in the body of an animal) and facultatively parasitic larvae (which normally develop in decaying flesh or vegetable matter) may cause wound myiasis.
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| English | Wound myiasis |
Infestation of wounds by the larvae of flies. Both obligatorily parasitic larvae (which always pass their larval stage in the body of an animal) and facultatively parasitic larvae (which normally develop in decaying flesh or vegetable matter) may cause wound myiasis. |
