Forensic Entomology: Fly Life Cycle
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What environmental factor significantly affects the development rate of flies in forensic entomology?

  • Temperature conditions (correct)
  • Light exposure
  • Air pressure
  • Humidity levels
  • In which locations are fly eggs typically laid?

  • Near food sources and moist mucosa (correct)
  • In solid waste
  • Underneath tree bark
  • Dry surfaces
  • What is the first developmental stage of flies after hatching?

  • Adult fly
  • Pupa
  • Egg
  • Larval instar (correct)
  • How many larval instar stages do flies go through after hatching?

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    Which of the following is NOT a typical site for fly egg deposition?

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    Forensic Entomology: Fly Life Cycle

    • Fly life cycle and development rate are highly affected by environmental temperature.
    • Eggs are laid near food sources, including moist mucous membranes, mouths, nostrils, eyes, open wounds, and exposed genitalia.
    • Eggs hatch within hours, entering the first of three larval instars (stages).

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    Explore the intricate fly life cycle and its dependence on environmental factors. This quiz covers egg laying, larval stages, and developmental rates of flies in forensic contexts. Learn how these factors can impact investigations.

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