Tabanids are nuisance pests for people and livestock because of their painful and irritating
bite, persistent biting behavior, and blood ingestion. About 4400 tabanid species have been …

The blow fly, Chrysomya megacephala (Fabricius), and house fly, Musca domestica L., are
medically and forensically important flies. The population dynamic of these flies is essential …

In high-altitude summer pastures, horseflies (Diptera: Tabanidae) can be a serious nuisance
to livestock, as well as mechanical vectors of animal diseases such as besnoitiosis, an …

Although the tabanid species and populations occurring in eastern central Europe
(Carpathian Basin) are thoroughly studied, there are only sporadic data about the influence …

Simple Summary Hoverflies and bees play a key role in plant pollination. The increasing
concern about pollinator reduction forces the planning of a sampling monitoring scheme to …

Tabanus rubidus (Wiedemann, 1821)(Diptera: Tabanidae) is a hematophagous insect of
veterinary and medical importance and is the predominant Tabanus spp. in Thailand. It is a …

Fluctuations in seasonal patterns of horse fly populations were examined in rainforests of
tropical South America, where the climate is seasonal. These patterns were evaluated with …

In France, during the summer, cattle in mountainous pastures can be highly exposed to
tabanid bites. The persistent biting behaviour of tabanids not only causes disturbance, but is …

Tabanus spp. or horse flies (Diptera: Tabanidae) are haematophagous flies of medical and
veterinary importance. They are known to cause trypanosomosis or surra in domestic and …

Abstract The Equatorial Pacific Region (EPR) in Ecuador is characterized by high rates of
vegetation diversity, and rapid loss of vegetation cover due to anthropogenic pressures. In …