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    jen harding 

    19 Jul 2010 - 06:19
    Hi MortenS, I am currently doing my dissertation on L.sericata and C.vomitoria and looking at whether factors such as colour, shape, texture and wound depth affect where they lay eggs so in turn affecting PMI. What family are these two species from? I would expect that the flies would lay on the deeper wounds compared to the pork with no wound on. What expectations would you expect of colour, shape and texture? I have found information on apple maggot flies and their attraction to yellow and different hues of yellow either being more or less attractive to the flies so when I tested shape I have tested using yellow material. Spheres apparently were found to be more appealing then rectangles too. Jen
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