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Factors influencing phototaxis of houseflies
Journal of Insect Physiology, 1971Abstract When houseflies, Musca domestica , were given a choice of crawling to dark or to radiation of varied wavelength and intensity, flies reared on a fermenting plant medium (CSMA) had a photonegative response to 525 to 575 nm radiation; flies reared on semidefined diet ( Monroe , 1962) had a photopositive response to this region.
Roy J. Barker, Charles F. Cohen
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MALE HOUSEFLIES CLEARLY SEE BETTER
Journal of Experimental Biology, 2003![Figure][1] When a male housefly sets his sights on a female, there's a lot at stake. In a high-speed chase, he's got to get his gal, or loose his chance of genetic immortality. The stakes are high enough for male flies to have developed a specialised eye structure, the `lovespot', that ...
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Houseflies Resistant to Benzene Hexachloride
Science, 1950J B, GAHAN, J M, WEIR
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Cross Tolerances in Resistant Houseflies
Science, 1950J J, PRATT, F H, BABERS
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