Chrysomyia
[ krĭs′ə-mī′ə, -yə ]
n.
A genus of flies that includes species that cause myiasis in humans.
Example sentences from the Web for chrysomyia
Screw worms (fig. 4) are the maggots of a fly (Chrysomyia macellaria), so called from their fancied resemblance to a screw.
Special Report on Diseases of Cattle |U.S. Department of AgricultureOsborn quotes a number of detailed accounts of the attacks of the Chrysomyia on man.
Handbook of Medical Entomology |William Albert RileyThe screw-worm flies (Chrysomyia macellaria) are among the most common and important of these (Fig. 25).
Insects and Diseases |Rennie W. Doane