NPMA BITING FLIES

  1. BITING FLIES

    Kingdom =
    Animalia
  2. BITING FLIES

    Phylum =
    Arthropoda
  3. BITING FLIES

    Class =
    Insecta
  4. BITING FLIES

    Order =
    Diptera
  5. BITING FLIES

    # of body segments
    3
  6. BITING FLIES

    Body segments =

    1)
    2)
    3)
    • Head
    • Thorax
    • Abdomen
  7. BITING FLIES

    # pairs of jointed legs
    3
  8. BITING FLIES

    # pair of antennae
    1
  9. BITING FLIES

    # pair of true wings
    1
  10. BITING FLIES

    have 2nd pair of wings has been reduced and are called _
    halteres
  11. BITING FLIES

    Defining characteristic of Diptera =
    1 pair of true wings
  12. BITING FLIES

    Name the different types of mouthparts
    • Piercing sucking
    • Piercing lapping
  13. MOSQUITOES

    Family =
    Culicidae
  14. MOSQUITOES

    2 subfamilies =
    • Anophelinae
    • Culicinae
  15. MOSQUITOES
    have long and sharp =
    proboscis
  16. MOSQUITOES

    wings coated with =
    scales
  17. MOSQUITOES

    males have feathered =
    antennae (plumose)
  18. MOSQUITOES

    females have very long =
    antennae
  19. MOSQUITOES

    wings folded over _ at rest
    abdomen
  20. MOSQUITOES

    the _/_ and number of hairs on the thorax used to ID adults
    prensence/absence
  21. MOSQUITOES

    the presence/absence and _ of hairs on the thorax used to ID adults
    number
  22. MOSQUITOES

    the presence/absence and number of _ on the thorax used to ID adults
    hairs
  23. MOSQUITOES

    the presence/absence and number of hairs on the _ used to ID adults
    thorax
  24. MOSQUITOES

    the presence/absence and number of hairs on the thorax used to _ adults
    ID
  25. MOSQUITOES

    the presence/absence and number of hairs on the thorax used to ID _
    adults
  26. MOSQUITOES

    larvae and pupae must have _ to develop
    water
  27. MOSQUITOES

    approx #-16 day life cycle, but can be much longer
    10
  28. MOSQUITOES

    approx 10-# day life cycle, but can be much longer
    16
  29. MOSQUITOES

    _ morphology help in larval ID
    siphon
  30. MOSQUITOES

    siphon morphology help in _ ID
    larval
  31. MOSQUITOES

    anopheles larvae lack _
    siphon
  32. MOSQUITOES - MATING

    not _ , no parental care
    social
  33. MOSQUITOES - MATING

    not social, no _ care
    parental
  34. MOSQUITOES - MATING

    males detect the buzzing of female _ with antennae
    wings
  35. MOSQUITOES - MATING

    males detect the buzzing of female wings with _
    antennae
  36. MOSQUITOES - MATING

    females usually take a _ to provision eggs
    blood meal
  37. MOSQUITOES - MATING

    females usually take a blood meal to provision _
    eggs
  38. MOSQUITOES - MATING

    some species can produce eggs without _
    blood
  39. MOSQUITOES - MATING

    mating occurs less than # hours after emergence
    48
  40. MOSQUITOES - MATING

    mating can occur in a _ or even inside a structure
    swarm
  41. MOSQUITOES MATING

    this species' mating occurs inside a structure

    Aedes _
    albopictus
  42. MOSQUITOES - MATING

    mosquitoes have incredibly _ _ _
    high reproductive ability
  43. MOSQUITO - BREEDING SITES

    typically breed in places that hold water permanently. Sub family =

    Anophelinae or Culicinae
    Anophelinae
  44. MOSQUITO - BREEDING SITES

    typically breed in places that hold water temporarily. Sub family =

    Anophelinae or Culicinae
    Culicinae
  45. mosquito larva siphon
  46. mosquito larva head
  47. MOSQUITO BEHAVIOR

    females need _ to provision eggs
    blood
  48. MOSQUITO BEHAVIOR

    females need blood to provision _
    eggs
  49. MOSQUITO BEHAVIOR

    which are day feeders?

    Aedes
    Culex
    Anopheles
    Aedes
  50. MOSQUITO BEHAVIOR

    which are night feeders?

    Aedes
    Culex
    Anopheles
    Culex and Anopheles
  51. MOSQUITO BEHAVIOR

    average meal is #x unfed weight
    2.5x
  52. MOSQUITO BEHAVIOR

    prefer _ and/or vegetative places
    shaded
  53. MOSQUITO BEHAVIOR

    prefer shaded and/or _ places
    vegetative
  54. MOSQUITO DISEASE TRANSMISSION

    female mosquitoes can transmit disease through injection of infected _ while feeding
    saliva
  55. Eggs - color - black

    Aedes
    Culex
    Anopheles
    Aedes
  56. Eggs - remain dormant until exposed to water and warm
    temps.

    Aedes
    Culex
    Anopheles
    Aedes
  57. Eggs - often laid in soil just above water level or in artificial
    containers

    Aedes
    Culex
    Anopheles
    Aedes
  58. MOSQUITOES - Aedes spp.

    color of markings = _ and _
    black and white
  59. MOSQUITOES - Aedes spp.

    end of abdomen is shaped?
    pointed/tapered
  60. MOSQUITOES - Aedes spp.

    distribution - worldwide, well adapted to living near _
    people
  61. Attracted to red, black, and blue

    Aedes
    Culex
    Anopheles
    Aedes
  62. Can vector yellow fever, dengue fever, various types of encephalitis:

    Aedes
    Culex
    Anopheles
    Aedes
  63. Yellow Fever Mosquito?
    Aedes aegypti
  64. Aedes aegypti
  65. Aedes aegypti

    # of stripes on thorax
    2
  66. Aedes albopictus
  67. Aedes albopictus

    has _ stripe on the thorax
    longitudinal
  68. Eggs - laid singly (with lateral floats) on surface of water, in permanent or semi-permanent standing water.

    Aedes
    Culex
    Anopheles
    Anopheles
  69. Can vector malaria:

    Aedes
    Culex
    Anopheles
    Anopheles
  70. Only mosquito larvae to lay parallel to the surface of the water:

    Aedes
    Culex
    Anopheles
    Anopheles
  71. Adults - 1/8 inch length, dark brown, dark patches of scales on wings:

    Aedes
    Culex
    Anopheles
    Anopheles
  72. Anopheles sundaicus
  73. Northern house mosquito = Culex _
    pipiens
  74. Southern house mosquito =

    Culex _
    quinquefasciatus
  75. Florida encephalitis mosquito =

    Culex _
    nigripalpus
  76. Western encephalitis mosquito =

    Culex _
    tarsalis
  77. MOSQUITOES

    #-400 eggs laid in rafts
    50-400
  78. MOSQUITOES

    50-# eggs laid in rafts
    400
  79. culex quinquefasciatus
  80. Mosquito

    family =
    culicidae
  81. DEER FLIES

    family =
    tabanidae
  82. Typically breed in places that hold water permanently:

    Sub-family Anophelinae
    Sub-family Culicinae
    Sub-family Anophelinae
  83. Typically breed in places that hold water temporarily:

    Sub-family Anophelinae
    Sub-family Culicinae
    Sub-family Culicinae
  84. DEER FLIES

    order?
    Diptera
  85. DEER FLIES   family?

    Culicidae
    Tabanidae
    Muscidae
    Simuliidae
    Ceratoponidae
    Tabanidae
  86. DEER FLIES

    genus?
    Chrysops
  87. DEER FLIES

    length = # inch
    1/2 inch
  88. DEER FLIES

    dark patches on _
    wings
  89. DEER FLIES

    males have _ eyes that touch
    compound
  90. DEER FLIES

    females have _ eyes
    separated
  91. DEER FLIES

    may mechanically transmit _ to humans
    tularemia
  92. deer fly
  93. deer fly
  94. Diurnal =
    day active
  95. DEER FLIES

    females suck _
    blood
  96. DEER FLIES

    males consume _ _
    botanical juices
  97. DEER FLIES   life cycle

    groups of 100 to # eggs are laid on foliage and rocks, over or near water
    1000
  98. DEER FLIES   life cycle

    groups of # to 1000 eggs are laid on foliage and rocks, over or near water
    100
  99. DEER FLIES    life cycle

    larvae can be terrestrial, aquatic, or in _
    between
  100. DEER FLIES   life cycle

    _ consume organic matter in the soil
    larvae
  101. DEER FLIES   life cycle

    larvae consume _ _ in the soil
    organic matter
  102. DEER FLIES   life cycle

    larvae consume organic matter in the _
    soil
  103. horse fly
  104. HORSE FLY

    Order =
    Diptera
  105. HORSE FLY

    Family =

    Culicidae
    Tabanidae
    Muscidae
    Simuliidae
    Ceratoponidae
    Tabanidae
  106. HORSE FLY

    Genus =
    Tabanus
  107. HORSE FLY   morphology

    up to length inch?
    3/4 inch *LARGE*
  108. Robust flies with prominent eyes and clear, patchless wings
    Horse fly
  109. Some people develop fever and malaise after being bitten.

    Species of fly?
    Horse fly
  110. Horse fly
  111. Horse fly
  112. HORSE FLY

    diurnal or nocturnal
    diurnal
  113. HORSE FLY

    females suck _
    blood
  114. HORSE FLY

    males consume _ _
    botanical juices
  115. HORSE FLY

    groups of 100 to # are laid on foliage and rocks, over or near water
    1000
  116. HORSE FLY

    groups of # to 1000 are laid on foliage and rocks, over or near water
    100
  117. Larvae prefer dry environments and consume insects, and other invertebrates

    Species?
    Horse fly
  118. BLACK FLIES

    Order =
    Diptera
  119. BLACK FLIES

    Family =

    Culicidae
    Tabanidae
    Muscidae
    Simuliidae
    Ceratoponidae
    Simuliidae
  120. BLACK FLIES

    number of species worldwide?
    1800
  121. Very small = 1/25 inch to 1/5 inch
    typically black
    hump back appearance

    Species?
    Black fly
  122. nicknamed "buffalo gnats"

    species?
    Black fly
  123. Can cause significant blood loss, transmit filarial worms in Mexico, Central America, and Africa

    species?
    Black fly
  124. Females blood feed on humans and animals

    species?
    Black fly
  125. Highly attracted to dark blue

    species?
    Black fly
  126. Eggs are attached to rocks and vegetation in shallow, fast moving rivers, and streams.

    Species?
    Black fly
  127. Larvae attach themselves to an aquatic substrate.

    Species?
    Black fly
  128. BLACK FLY

    pupation occurs under _
    water
  129. BLACK FLY

    egg to adult in # weeks
    3
  130. STABLE FLY

    Family?

    Culicidae
    Tabanidae
    Muscidae
    Simuliidae
    Ceratoponidae
    Muscidae
  131. Proboscis
  132. Arista
  133. Palpus
  134. Looks similar to a house fly, but slightly larger and with a sharp proboscis.

    Species?
    Stable fly
  135. Sometimes referred to as a "biting housefly"

    Species?
    Stable fly
  136. Dull gray thorax and abdomen
    Pale spot on thorax between darkened stripes
    Straight wing vein
    Aristae on antennae

    Species?
    Stable fly
  137. STABLE FLY

    both male and female _ _
    blood feed
  138. Major pest of confined and pastured cattle and horses but can and will feed on humans

    _ fly
    Stable fly
  139. Eggs are laid in organic matter (like manure), maggots prefer hay mixed with manure and urine

    _ fly
    Stable fly
  140. STABLE FLY

    egg to adult in less than # days
    30 days / 1 month
  141. Primarily an agricultural pest and can mechanically vector the bacterium causing anthrax

    _ fly
    Stable fly
  142. BITING MIDGES

    Order =
    Diptera
  143. BITING MIDGES

    Family =

    Culicidae
    Tabanidae
    Muscidae
    Simuliidae
    Ceratopogonidae
    Ceratopogonidae
  144. Also called no-see-ums and punkies

    _ _
    Biting midges
  145. BITING MIDGES

    1000 species in genus = C_
    Culicoides
  146. 1/25 inch - 1/8 inch
    Typically black, brown, gray
    Biting midges
  147. Bites can illicit allergic reactions, vector bluetongue virus to sheep and cattle. Incredibly large numbers can make areas almost uninhabitable
    Biting midges
  148. biting midge
  149. Culicoides guttipennis
    Biting midge
  150. Culicoides furens
    Biting midge
  151. Females blood feed on humans, domestic animals, birds, and lizards
    Biting midge
  152. Males in some species lack functional mouthparts, others feed on nectar
    Biting midge
  153. Often found near marshes, water, wet places
    Biting midge
  154. Eggs are laid in salt marshes, standing water in tree holes, and mud
    Biting midge
  155. Long larval period... months to 2 years
    Biting midge
  156. BITING FLIES - CONTROL STRATEGIES

    The most important and first strategy =
    exclusion
  157. Stable fly and mosquito are the only flies that can find suitable larval habitat amongst _
    structures
  158. _ _ and _ are the only flies that can find suitable larval habitat amongst structures
    Stable fly and mosquito
  159. Stable fly and mosquito are the only flies that can find suitable _ habitat amongst structures
    larval
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NPMA BITING FLIES
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