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MY hesitation in accepting unreservedly Dr. Bruce's account of the reproduction of Glossina was due to a suspicion, not that he had mistaken some other fly for it, but that the extruded larvae might turn out to be those of a parasitic form, probably Tachinid. Mr. Péringuey's letter is most welcome as supplying the final proof of an extremely important fact, both economically and zoologically, in the insect's life-history.
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BLANDFORD, W. The Tsetse Fly. Nature 54, 247 (1896). https://doi.org/10.1038/054247c0
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