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Posted on 09-01-2009 20:41
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Is this a parasite of a Forficula?

Can anyone suggest anything?
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Dermaptera parasite - Triarthria setipennis or Ocytata pallipes (Tachinidae)?
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Do they protrude like this? I thought Tachinids always develop and pupate within their hosts.
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I don't know about Ocytata, but Triarthria larvae leave the host when they are fully developed and pupate outside the host's body. Perhaps this one got stuck!
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