Research and genomic dna isolation on the populations of the redtailed gray flesh fly sarcophaga haemorrhoidalis anomalic types and frequency living in the Çukurova University Balcali campus

In this study, characterization and production of Sarcophaga haemorrhoidalis, which is an important fly for myiases parazitology and food economy, has been investigated. During the reproduction period, the anomalies occured, and fly behaviour, life-span, female-male population dynamics were determined. Flies complete their development (egg--larva--pupa--adult) in a short period, 14-22 days. Anomalic flies have been observed on third generation. The wings of this species are formed wrinkled and shriveled-up. Also anomalic flies has been detected that their feet could not be used. Additionally the colour of the flies of the third generation was waxy gray to yellowish-beige.