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. 2022 Feb 17;13(2):207. doi: 10.3390/insects13020207

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Dendrogram from a hierarchical cluster analysis showing the pattern of individuals among different fly species based on morphological measurements and EDS measurements from Region 2. Five clusters were assigned to represent different feeding habits. Fly species are color-coded according to their feeding habits, G,F (black) are flies with generalist-flower visiting feeding habits, G,N (yellow) is generalist-nonflower feeders, I (blue) is insectivorous, B (red) is blood feeders, and F (green) is flower visitors. L. s. = Lucilia sericata, M. d. = Musca domestica, C. v. = Calliphora vomitoria, P. a. = Protocalliphora azurea, P. p. = Pollenia pediculate, S. b. = Sarcophaga bullata, S. s. = Scathophaga stercoraria, S. c. = Stomoxys calcitrans, A. m. = Archytas metallicus, E. t. = Eristalis transversa, and H. i. = Hermetia illucens.