Piophila casei
Piophila casei (Linnaeus, 1758) species Accepted Name authority: AFD Cheese Fly Overview Gallery Names Classification Charts Literature Data Partners Photographer: Tony D. +
The Piophilidae are a family of 'true flies' , in the order Diptera. The so-called cheese flies are the best-known members, but most species of the Piophilidae are scavengers in animal products, carrion, and fungi. They may accordingly be important in forensic entomology and medical entomology. For a fly maggot, the larvae of many species have an unusually well-developed ability to leap when ...
Piophila casei
The cosmopolitan Cheese Skipper or Bacon Fly (Piophila casei) is further capable of breeding in processed animal products. Historically the Cheese Skipper Fly was a considerable economic pest for the food industry, but this is not the case today with the use of refrigeration and modern preserving techniques.
Piophilidae (cheese skipper flies)
Piophilidae are a family of small Diptera commonly known as cheese skipper or skipper flies . Most species are scavengers specialized on animal products, carrion, and fungi. The family is notable for larvae that possess an unusual leaping ability, achieved by grasping their posterior with mouth hooks and releasing to catapult themselves. Several species have forensic and medical significance ...
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