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Calcager apertum
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Calcager apertum

Calcager apertum is a species of fly in the family Tachinidae. The species was originally described by Frederick Hutton 1901. A subsequent description was given by John Russell Malloch 1938. John S. Dugdale 1969 provided descriptions of the 1st instar larvae and the male and female genitalia of Calcager.

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