genus melophagus Sentence Examples
- The genus _Melohagus_ encompasses sheep ked species, known for their parasitic relationship with sheep.
- _Melohagus ovinus_ is the most widespread species within the genus _Melohagus_.
- _Melohagus_ species have a flat, spider-like body and are wingless.
- Female _Melohagus_ flies lay eggs on the wool of sheep, where the larvae hatch and develop.
- _Melohagus_ infestations can cause irritation, wool damage, and reduced weight gain in sheep.
- The genus _Melohagus_ is found worldwide, affecting sheep in various regions.
- Control measures for _Melohagus_ infestations include the use of insecticides, shearing, and grazing management.
- _Melohagus_ species have a long lifespan, living for several months on their sheep hosts.
- The _Melohagus_ genus has adapted to the specialized parasitic lifestyle on sheep.
- Research on the genus _Melohagus_ aims to improve understanding and management of sheep ked infestations.
genus melophagus Meaning
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genus melophagus (n)
an arthropod genus of wingless flies including the sheep ked
Synonyms & Antonyms of genus melophagus
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an arthropod genus of wingless flies including the sheep ked
No synonyms found.
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The genus _Melohagus_ encompasses sheep ked species, known for their parasitic relationship with sheep.
_Melohagus ovinus_ is the most widespread species within the genus _Melohagus_.
_Melohagus_ species have a flat, spider-like body and are wingless.
Female _Melohagus_ flies lay eggs on the wool of sheep, where the larvae hatch and develop.
