Whats the bottom bit of a fly and insect?
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The bottom bit of a fly and insect is the abdomen. Its the posterior of the three body regions of an adult insect composing of 11 segments. It also bears the external genitalia of the insect.
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The bottom bit of a fly and insect is called the abdomen. Its also known as the posterior of the three body regions of an adult insect. The abdomen is composed of 11 segments and bears the external genitalia of the insect.
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The is possibly a Sabre Wasp which is a type of insect called an Ichneumon Fly.
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Dear Tim it will better if u will be asked this question in zoology section.
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There are several families of small flies that bite, and no one can tell you which one bit you based on your description. Your bump is a response to certain chemicals in the fly's
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Probably a Hornet. Anonymous
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