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Id Calliphoridae- Avellaneda, Buenos Aires, Argentina
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 Hello, can You help me with this please?

May be Chrysomya sp. or Cochliomyia sp. ?

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 Subfamily Chrysomyinae. I don't know genus.
 
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 Thanks John!
 
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 I suppose pantropical Chrysomya megacephala
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 Hi Nikita, I thought the same, but someone made me doubt. Thank you! Greetings
 
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