"fox maggot" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1948, F. X. Gassner and Maurice T. Jameshttp://www.jstor.org/stable/3273240",
          "text": "The biology and control of the fox maggot Wohlfahrtia opaca (Coq.)"
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          "ref": "1960, J. R. Gorham et al., Minks: Diseases and Parasites, page 24:",
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        "One or possibly several species of the flesh fly genus Wohlfahrtia which cause myiasis in mammals."
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