The House fly Musca Domestica, Linnæus

Hewitt's classic study of the house fly is an essential resource for anyone interested in entomology or public health. With detailed descriptions of the fly's structure and life cycle, as well as its role in the transmission of disease, this book remains an important reference work more than a century after its original publication.
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