A new key to carrion-breeding flies

This newly published paper provides an updated key for the identification of the adults of over 70 species of Australian and New Zealand flies known or suspected to breed in carrion. The paper also provides a review of the biology and taxonomy of carrion-breeding flies in the Australasian region—summarising over a century of information regarding their distributions, available molecular data, biology, developmental data and the morphology of immature stages. 

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