Calliphora vicina: Diferenzas entre revisións
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===Lifecycle===
[[Image:Tegenaria.atrica.male.feeding.on.Calliphora.vicina.jpg|thumb|left|300px|''C. vicina'' caught by male ''[[Tegenaria atrica]]'']]
''C. vicina'' goes through five generations in a year at a threshold temperature of 27˚ C (81˚ F). A female ''C. vicina'' can lay up to 300 eggs, on fresh carrion or on open wounds. The [[larva]]e go through three [[instar]] stages. The first instar hatches in approximately 24 hours after the eggs are laid. It goes through its second instar in 20 hours and its third instar in 48 hours. Under favorable conditions, the larvae feed for about three to four days. When the larvae complete their development, they disperse to find an adequate place to pupate. The ''C. vicina'' [[pupa]] stage last about 11 days. At 27˚ C, ''C. vicina''’s life cycle lasts approximately 18 days.<ref>[http://www.brazoria-county.com/sheriff/id/bugs/blowfly_lifecycle.htm BCSO Identification - Entomology - Blowfly Life Cycle
Climatic factors, such as temperature, are known to influence egg-laying and development of instar-larvae. In warmer weather the life cycle can last a little less, and in cooler temperatures the life cycle takes a little longer. Knowing the duration between the three instars and pupa stage and post-feeding larval dispersal can be useful to determine the [[post mortem interval]] in a criminal case.<ref>{{cite journal| last = Gomes| first = L|author2=Godoy WAC |author3=Zuben CJV | title = A Review of Postfeeding Larval Disposal: implications for forensic entomology| journal = Naturwissenschaften| volume = 93| issue = 5| pages = 207–215| year = 2006| doi = 10.1007/s00114-006-0082-5| pmid = 16538375}}</ref>
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