Over 39000 species of arthropods parasitize humans, domestic animals and wildlife.
Despite their medical, veterinary and economic importance, most aspects of the population …

Mitochondrial genomes provide a promising new tool for understanding deep‐level insect
phylogenetics, but have yet to be evaluated for their ability to resolve intraordinal …

Members of the Calliphoridae (blowflies) are significant for medical and veterinary
management, due to the ability of some species to consume living flesh as larvae, and for …

Abstract “Myiasis-causing flies” is a generic term that includes species from numerous
dipteran families, mainly Calliphoridae and Oestridae, of which blowflies, screwworm flies …

In view of the medical, sanitary and forensic importance of Chrysomya species, a knowledge
of their nucleotide sequences would be useful for the molecular characterization of this …

Mitochondrial (mt) genome rearrangement has generally been studied with respect to the
phenomenon itself, focusing on their phylogenetic distribution and causal mechanisms …

The complete mitochondrial DNA sequences of eight representatives of lower Diptera,
suborder Nematocera, along with nearly complete sequences from two other species, are …

Tachinid flies are natural enemies of many lepidopteran and coleopteran pests of forests,
crops, and fruit trees. In order to address the lack of genetic data in this economically …

The Tachinidae is one of the most speciose families in Diptera, and the exclusively
parasitoid species play an important role in regulating populations of many herbivorous …

The translocation of tRNA genes has occurred frequently among multiple independent
arthropod lineages. However, the mechanisms of such gene rearrangement are still unclear …