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|name              = Haematobia irritans
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|name              = ''Haematobia irritans
 
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|order              = Phthiraptera
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|order              = Diptera
 
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|family            = Trichodectidae
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|family            = Muscidae
 
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|genus              = Haematobia
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|species            = ''H. irritans
 
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[[Image:Haematobia irritans.jpg|thumb|right|150px|''Haematobia irritans'' - Scott Bauer Wikimedia Commons]]
 
[[Image:Haematobia irritans.jpg|thumb|right|150px|''Haematobia irritans'' - Scott Bauer Wikimedia Commons]]
 
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Also known as: '''''Horn fly Lyperosia irritans
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==Hosts==
 
==Hosts==
Cattle.
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Cattle
  
 
==Identification==
 
==Identification==
Adults are between 3-4mm in length, and are grey with black stripes on the thorax. The larvae are yellow.
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''H. irritans'' is of the class [[Insecta|insecta]].  Adults are between 3-4mm in length, and are grey with black stripes on the thorax. The larvae are yellow.
  
 
==Life Cycle==
 
==Life Cycle==
The flies remain on the host, for most of their life cycle, leaving only to lay their eggs on other hosts - spreading the infection. The eggs hatch quickly, and mature on the cattle, mostly along the back, shoulders and sides.
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The flies remain on the host, for most of their life cycle, leaving only to lay their eggs on other hosts - spreading the infection. The eggs hatch quickly, and mature on the cattle, mostly along the back, shoulders and sides.
  
 
The complete life cycle takes around a 1 week.
 
The complete life cycle takes around a 1 week.
  
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Latest revision as of 22:00, 2 August 2012


Haematobia irritans
Phylum Arthropoda
Class Insecta
Order Diptera
Family Muscidae
Genus Haematobia
Species H. irritans
Haematobia irritans - Scott Bauer Wikimedia Commons

Also known as: Horn fly — Lyperosia irritans

Hosts

Cattle

Identification

H. irritans is of the class insecta. Adults are between 3-4mm in length, and are grey with black stripes on the thorax. The larvae are yellow.

Life Cycle

The flies remain on the host, for most of their life cycle, leaving only to lay their eggs on other hosts - spreading the infection. The eggs hatch quickly, and mature on the cattle, mostly along the back, shoulders and sides.

The complete life cycle takes around a 1 week.


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