ACTIVIDAD DE LA OVIPOSTURA DE LOS CALLIPHORIDAE Y SARCOPHAGTDAE (DTPTERA) ASOCTADASA GADAVERES DE RATONES

Percis A.  Garcés

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Publicado 2023-12-04

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Vol. 1 Núm. 2 (1998): Tecnociencia

ACTIVIDAD DE LA OVIPOSTURA DE LOS CALLIPHORIDAE Y SARCOPHAGTDAE (DTPTERA) ASOCTADASA GADAVERES DE RATONES

Percis A. Garcés⁺⁻

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Garcés, P. A. (2023) «ACTIVIDAD DE LA OVIPOSTURA DE LOS CALLIPHORIDAE Y SARCOPHAGTDAE (DTPTERA) ASOCTADASA GADAVERES DE RATONES», Tecnociencia, 1(2), pp. 81–94. Disponible en: https://revistas.up.ac.pa/index.php/tecnociencia/article/view/4505 (Accedido: 28 abril 2024).

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Con la finalidad de determinar la actividad de ovipostura de Sarcophagidae y Calliphoridae, así como la sucesión en la que
aparecen, se real¡zó el presente trabajo de invest¡gación en el Parque Natural Metropolitano, que consistló en colocar cuerpos
de ratones Alus musculus (Linnaeus) con heridas y sin heridas en una zona de bosque húmedo tropical. Los Diptera que principalmente acudieron a depositar sus larvas fueron Ravinia sp. (Robineau-Desvordy), (Sarcophagidae); y sus huevos Chrysomya megacephala (Fabricius)y Ch ry somy a rufifacie s MacquartXCalliphoridae). La Ravinia sp. (R-D) mostró una mayor
d¡námica de ov¡postura que las C. megacephala (F.) y C. rufifacies (M.), ev¡denc¡ando que su estrategia de localización y colon¡zac¡ón de un cadáver fresco es superior al de las Calliphoridae, cuando se trata de una carroña pequeña.

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