Dipterans with Nonbiting Mouthparts
- Flies
- Overview of Flies
- Dipterans with Biting Mouthparts
- Black Flies
- Sand Flies
- Biting Midges
- Mosquitoes
- Horse Flies and Deer Flies
- Stable Flies
- Horn Flies
- Buffalo Flies
- Tsetse Flies
- Sheep Keds
- Spider Flies/New Forest Flies
- Hippoboscid or Louse Flies
- Dipterans with Nonbiting Mouthparts
- Face Flies
- Head Flies
- Filth-breeding Flies
- Eye Gnats
- Dipterans that Produce Myiasis
- Facultative Myiasis-producing Flies
- Obligatory Myiasis-producing Flies
- Pseudomyiasis
Nonbiting dipterans include face flies, head flies, filth-breeding flies, and eye gnats.
- Flies
- Overview of Flies
- Dipterans with Biting Mouthparts
- Black Flies
- Sand Flies
- Biting Midges
- Mosquitoes
- Horse Flies and Deer Flies
- Stable Flies
- Horn Flies
- Buffalo Flies
- Tsetse Flies
- Sheep Keds
- Spider Flies/New Forest Flies
- Hippoboscid or Louse Flies
- Dipterans with Nonbiting Mouthparts
- Face Flies
- Head Flies
- Filth-breeding Flies
- Eye Gnats
- Dipterans that Produce Myiasis
- Facultative Myiasis-producing Flies
- Obligatory Myiasis-producing Flies
- Pseudomyiasis
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Which of the following diagnostic techniques is LEAST likely to distinguish a benign skin neoplasm from a malignant one?